Historically, women's marginalization in the academy reflected their larger marginalization in the society as a whole.
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It's true that camp's relationship to outsider identity and marginalization has changed, in the same way that queer people's relationship to marginalization and institutions have changed.
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This matters because the marginalization of black pregnancy in our culture has also translated to its marginalization in our health system, with life-or-death consequences for moms and babies.
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" To put it succinctly, Williams says "marginalization equals poor health.
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My confidence is familiar with the sting of economic marginalization.
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Imagine you are faced with marginalization and oppression every day.
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They fought over land and historical marginalization, which continues today.
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Many southerners have complained of increasing economic and political marginalization.
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Marginalization of varying kinds is not uncommon in this sport.
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Their loss or marginalization has harmed everyone in the church.
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But what cultural conservatism begets is the marginalization of the unusual.
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They fought over land and historical marginalization, which still continue today.
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Ethnic marginalization, regional schisms and mutual suspicion continue to plague Nigeria.
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Today, there are few mechanisms to impose that kind of marginalization.
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Trump voters wail about their marginalization yet routinely obtain more from
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It's not that I secretly enjoyed the marginalization of my gender.
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If you can tolerate the risk, the marginalization pays off majorly.
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But the town's indigenous residents, she said, face marginalization and discrimination.
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There is societal progress away from societal-level marginalization of people.
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Gab, meanwhile, has taken the opposite tack and legally appealed its marginalization.
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The phrase "sunken place" has since become a popular catchphrase for marginalization.
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It's one example of a marginalization of science in shaping federal policy.
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There were many more deaths, shadowy adoptions, medical experiments and painful marginalization.
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Her thesis examined the marginalization of black artists at exhibitions in England.
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This marginalization has caused a shameful spike in cyclist and pedestrian deaths nationwide.
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It is my remedy for the sickness of racism, sexism, and cultural marginalization.
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The marginalization of the first lady's role strikes a blow against female power.
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Marginalization, discrimination, alienation and rejection are some key social drivers of violent extremism.
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"We live similar experiences with respect to marginalization of our communities," he said.
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But for those who already face marginalization or bias, the threats are here.
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Just like genetic traits in natural evolution, creative solutions to marginalization become widespread.
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Such a system guarantees the marginalization of third parties regardless of their merit.
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The marginalization of the Sunni community has been a common theme since 2003.
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The idea that we can pass is supposed to make our marginalization easier.
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Extremely high levels of opioid use stem from years of marginalization and trauma.
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Our rallying cry, "silence = death," defined marginalization as well as any words could.
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These attacks are part of a larger pattern of abuse, marginalization and neglect.
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I have certainly felt that - the churning sense of alienation, anger and marginalization.
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Citizens were shape-shifting into consumers and actively participating in their own marginalization.
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He never fully escaped the marginalization that the label "black photographer" often implied.
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Our shared marginalization has to trump (no pun intended) the protection of your whiteness.
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Often site-specific, her work confronts issues of displacement, migration, marginalization, and cultural invisibility.
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But even prior to these threats, Yasmin's youth was defined by abuse and marginalization.
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But he suggested that those were not grounds for discrimination or marginalization of gays.
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As a result of that law, the LGBT community experienced regular discrimination and marginalization.
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It's about celebrating community and chosen family, in the light of marginalization and oppression.
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But growing inequality and marginalization — byproducts of financial globalization — have thrust socialism center stage.
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Women at the Salk Institute say they faced a culture of marginalization and hostility.
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But to some, the relentless campaign of marginalization and dehumanization has a galvanizing effect.
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But among the gay community, the marginalization and subordination of effeminate gay men continued.
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To me, signing such a declaration felt like being complicit in the marginalization of Ahmadis.
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While both are outrageously false, birtherism is both easily refuted and a ticket to marginalization.
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Because of this, most of us have experienced both privilege and marginalization at some point.
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When Italians first arrived in the United States, they were targets of marginalization and discrimination.
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Keeping LGBTQ people at arm's length has surely contributed to the marginalization of the community.
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The sense of marginalization among Law and Justice supporters has a basis in economic reality.
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It seems promised for the privileged few but has led to marginalization for the many.
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On the contrary, he often speaks as if increasing marginalization were the most likely outcome.
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They defend themselves and their marginalization by being smug to "lesser" outsiders when they can.
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Democrats brought up voter suppression and the marginalization of low-income voters and voters with disabilities.
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"I see both privilege and marginalization operating on a variety of dimensions in Hollywood," she said.
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I am responding to that history and present day trans and queer erasure, violence, and marginalization.
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I refused to kowtow to trauma pimps concerned with marketing our marginalization over our social advancement.
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This year has brought us a series of heart-wrenching, watershed moments of understanding about marginalization.
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It's crucial to stand in solidarity with those who are dealing with marginalization within our society.
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In the decades since, appropriating victimhood and marginalization has grown central to the Republican Party's strategy.
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But it isn't just political leaders who are perpetuating the marginalization of a new family's needs.
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Islamophobia – which leads to marginalization and discrimination –therefore doesn't defeat violent extremism, it helps grow it.
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Too often, the legal systems meant to help victims only disempower them and create further marginalization.
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In real life, people who experience marginalization come from—and create—communities who share their experiences.
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In recent years, the show has come under fire for its seeming systematic marginalization of women.
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Salk Institute: Women at the research institution say they faced a culture of marginalization and hostility.
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With a safe place to live, young people stand a chance of overcoming poverty and marginalization.
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McRae wanted to start a discourse among women of color about their marginalization and racist microaggressions.
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Fortunately for the Resistance, dictatorships tend to breed petty leaders who don't take kindly to marginalization.
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The industry's marginalization of plus-size fashion stands markedly and puzzlingly at odds with consumer demand.
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"Facebook's disenfranchisement of black people on the platform mirrors the marginalization of its black employees," Luckie wrote.
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" Luckie said that "disenfranchisement of black people on the platform mirrors the marginalization of its black employees.
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Trump's negative appeals to fear, intolerance and hatred sow the seeds of future Republican defeats and marginalization.
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Iraq needs a leader who can respond to cross-sectarian demands without resorting to violence or marginalization.
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Not surprisingly, the test scores of most of Bed-Stuy's schools reflect the marginalization of their students.
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The Obama administration also wants changes inside Saudi Arabia, where religious minorities and women often face marginalization.
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Discontent over marginalization of English speakers in the Anglophone regions erupted into protests and strikes in January.
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It said the GOP must make big reforms in its outlook and agenda or risk electoral marginalization.
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Appraisals of Kahlo's career have more recently lamented the marginalization of her artistic contributions to the periphery.
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"Facebook's disenfranchisement of black people on the platform mirrors the marginalization of its black employees," he wrote.
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This should be about integration for operational effectiveness and not about marginalization just to check a box.
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So my question is: What's the right tension between popular appeal and marginalization, between pragmatism and impurity?
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Joseph Sobran didn't use the term "Cathedral," but he'd surely think it to blame for his marginalization.
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The artists in Monarchs have had to survive marginalization for too long, but they are, unflinchingly, still here.
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"Oppression, inequity, marginalization and injustice are, at their core, manifestations of our relationships with people's bodies," she says.
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That marginalization and revenge attacks by Shi'ite militias were seen as contributing to the rise of Islamic State.
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The problem—the marginalization of women as a force in history—extends to textbooks and educational curricula across
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Between the burnout and marginalization, one source said he learned a clear lesson from his years at WeWork.
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In Iraq, the success of ISIS can be directly tied to the marginalization of the country's Sunni population.
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"Social marginalization is not reducible to single variables," wrote Steven Woolf and Jason Purnell in a JAMA editorial.
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The testimony this year depicted a grim universe of underemployment, marginalization, miscasting and systematic harassment at France Télécom.
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Arts ____ Women at the Salk Institute in San Diego said they faced a culture of marginalization and hostility.
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She's left behind all the distress, hopelessness and uncertainty in life, the discrimination and marginalization she has suffered.
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Unsurprisingly, these forgotten narratives focus overwhelmingly on the continued marginalization of people of color and trans and immigrant communities.
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His execution triggered protests in this region, where Shi'ites complain of marginalization and discrimination by the Sunni-led kingdom.
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It confirms the ongoing vulnerability of black people to state violence, which creates and reinforces social and political marginalization.
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The Oromos have been protesting since November of 2015 against ongoing marginalization, repression and targeted persecution by the government.
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They are microcosms of the larger war of repression and marginalization against the Oromo carried out by legal means.
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In the art world, Indigenous artists have faced a similar marginalization, with increasing institutional recognition happening only fairly recently.
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There was a lot of misogyny and racism and a lot of marginalization of ethnic minorities, transgender people, etc.
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Iran's exclusion from membership of the JMMC is symptomatic of its marginalization within OPEC and the wider oil market.
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NeuroSpeculative AfroFeminism engages Black womanhood and technological possibility, rejecting the marginalization of people of color in the scientific realm.
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Allies may be useful if you need to interrupt the cycles of marginalization that can happen in the classroom.
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These communities in South Asia face segregation and extreme marginalization in everything, from access to education to economic rights.
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Grievances are both economic and political, ranging from unpaid wages and massive layoffs to ethnic marginalization, and regime censorship.
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Jordan sees it more as a growing engagement of Native Americans after the bitter history of colonization and marginalization.
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Such language will lead only to the increased marginalization of our immigrant communities, and without making us any safer.
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Even before the Trump era ushered in increased marginalization and targeting of Muslims, many Americans viewed Islam with suspicion.
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The North Sinai is populated mostly by Bedouin tribes that have a long history of marginalization in Egyptian society.
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Unfortunately, his budget, along with recent reports of Secretary Rex Tillerson's marginalization within Trump World, indicate just the opposite.
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This is a song about about marginalization, abuse, and shame, but also about empowerment and ultimately, resilience and survival.
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This kind of marginalization, in turn, may ultimately lead to radicalization becoming a more appealing option for disaffected youth.
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Many Muslim leaders fear such an environment will only further stoke suspicions and fan pre-existing feelings of marginalization.
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"These forms of marginalization function together to police access to power and resources," the group said in a statement.
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Part of what animates his practice is a belief that sheer virtuosity is an antidote to pity and marginalization.
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His base was groomed to expect that the reforms would be more substantial, that abuse and marginalization might stop.
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O'Neill was drawn to exoticism even as he empathized with marginalization, and his dramaturgy is shot through with contradictions.
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Most official documents are offered in French and not translated, evidence that Anglophones cite as proof of their marginalization.
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They perversely cultivate the conditions for the marginalization, alienation, and radicalization of young Muslims where they didn't previously exist.
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It's a community that continues to suffer from discrimination and marginalization, and substance abuse is a result of that.
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But he wanted to bring Spencer to campus because he wanted to spread the message that white people face marginalization.
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And the main point is that they feel the government, the federal government, has been an instrument of their marginalization.
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But exiled groups and human rights activists say the government's repressive religious policies and economic marginalization are provoking the unrest.
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By creating a culture in which sickness is seen as weakness or unworthiness, we will perpetuate a paradigm of marginalization.
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Unrest began in Ethiopia as two of the country's largest ethnic groups, the Oromo and Amhara, demonstrated against sustained marginalization.
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It's a little bit hard to laugh when we're dealing with the very serious topics of marginalization, racism, and colorism.
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Consultancy PwC has said carmakers face marginalization by cash-rich technology firms unless they develop services based on vehicle usage.
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Gilmore also noted that abortion restrictions put poorer women, and women who face other forms of marginalization, at particular risk.
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AAUW adds that marginalization, disproportionately high rates of unemployment, and violence against Native women contribute to their bleak financial picture.
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"This time around there are some much more concerning attempts at racial marginalization that could impact long term," he said.
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Moreover, oppression and marginalization aren't the only forces defining life for them when it comes to post-9/11 America.
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By doing so, the death penalty violates the right to equal dignity and this discrimination condemns them to further marginalization.
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In Chechnya, Moscow's human rights violations and marginalization of moderate voices went hand-in-hand with the rise of extremism.
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Trans individuals in particular cannot afford the kind of invalidation and marginalization that disrespecting their names and choices may bring.
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"There's a historical, and I think marginalization component, that I think can impact queer women's breakups as well," Vera said.
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The unprecedented marginalization and humiliation of senior princes haunts the young crown prince and his numerous disgruntled brothers and cousins.
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Never mind that "Coming Apart" explores the negative consequences of marginalization, one of which is the election of President Trump.
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One out of every three people worldwide lacks access to adequate sanitation – resulting in widespread death, disease, and social marginalization.
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He belongs to a younger Oromo generation emboldened to resist what it considers to be marginalization by Ethiopia's ruling party.
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So you reject the argument that focusing on and highlighting the marginalization of minority groups is divisive in any way?
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In response, local writers began to take up what they saw as the growing marginalization of farmers and underprivileged classes.
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It can function as an invitation or assurance of belonging, but it is just as often a reinforcement of marginalization.
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Demonstrators were angered by grievances over land rights, political and economic marginalization - issues that Abiy is now racing to address.
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The company has also made several management changes after many women employees complained about sexual harassment and marginalization in the workplace.
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Minaj then criticized her for not speaking out about the marginalization of artists of color at the VMAs, and Swift apologized.
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And yes, while these voters' claims to marginalization might be exaggerated, it doesn't justify bad behavior on the part of progressives.
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Putting menstruation, and the marginalization of it, into that context demonstrates a barrier to our ability to actually fulfill those ideals.
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This obscures inequities in recreation time, access to public space, and exposes the active marginalization of girls at the grassroots level.
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"I stand with ALL WOMEN across every industry to say #TIMESUP on abuse, harassment, marginalization and underrepresentation," Witherspoon captioned a post.
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Some experts warn that a focus on economic solutions to Rakhine's problems could cement the marginalization of the mostly stateless Rohingya.
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And though it may look similar, these are two separate and distinct ways of marginalization and should be discussed as such.
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These factors, together with widespread discrimination and social marginalization, contribute to the significant overrepresentation of LGBTQ people in prisons and jails.
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Would he take up arms against an intransigent and oppressive southern regime of Jim Crow, lynching and economic marginalization of blacks?
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To equate "being mean to white people" with the actual systemic oppression and marginalization of minority groups is a false equivalency.
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The scenes of his marginalization are painful and true — always the pebble, never the geode in games of Pebble, Pebble, Geode.
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Groups smitten with the siege mentality filter out discordant facts and become more extreme versions of themselves, leading to further marginalization.
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Still, the story of Indigenous hockey players in Canada has been shaped by familiar themes of geographical isolation and social marginalization.
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Take time to expand your knowledge on the history of marginalization in the U.S., and what still needs to be done.
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However, these individualized, identity-focused solutions don't do anything to broadly address the economic, racial, and political components of trans marginalization.
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In characterizing Mexicans as rapists and women as objects of sexual gratification, he has engaged in the same kind of marginalization.
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But there is still another conversation to be had as well, about the marginalization that very much exists throughout our society.
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I had little idea then about ableism, the marginalization, typecasting and dismissal of disabled people, how unknowingly it's learned and internalized.
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Acknowledging that does not negate my innate talents, my hard work, my worth or my own marginalization as a queer person.
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Demonstrators were angered by grievances over land rights, political and economic marginalization — issues that Mr. Abiy is now racing to address.
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In the face of unfair and excessive law enforcement, Vizzions' glossy photojournalism addresses the dismal historical precedent of Native American marginalization.
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Inspired by her residency in Cali, Colombia, it's both an installation on death and rebirth and the marginalization of Afro-Latinos.
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When you gain acceptance and greater measures of equality, you lose some aspects of your identity that were built around marginalization.
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"A hundred years ago, she was a pioneer while enduring racism, marginalization, and exclusion," Liu said of Wong during her acceptance speech.
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"We do what we do because we know there is a history of marginalization and of abuse in this nation," said Rep.
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The causes vary widely from individual to individual, and can't be reduced to anything as simple or universal as, say, economic marginalization.
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Annexation Oromos have been staging protest rallies across the country since April of 2014 against systematic marginalization and persecution of ethnic Oromos.
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Qataris believe that allowing foreign land ownership has resulted in skyrocketing real estate prices and the growing economic marginalization of native citizens.
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Treating all Sunnis as suspected ISIS collaborators will only restart the vicious cycle of marginalization, dispossession, and anger that leads to radicalization.
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In a strange sense, their support for Trump is a sign of the desperation and marginalization experienced by so many black Americans.
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Although our marginalization may be compounded and exacerbated by other aspects of our lives and identities, the sex worker identity carries stigma.
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And the same drivers that often push people into extremist groups -- isolation, trauma and societal marginalization -- were weighing on him once again.
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World Rohingya Day is a salient reminder that members of the ethnic group continue to live lives permeated by fear and marginalization.
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This is why now, more than ever, we need to stand against discrimination and marginalization and defend the ACA at all costs.
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And what we know is that there are certain social processes that are critical in a turn towards radicalization: isolation and marginalization.
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Ms. Bennett said the breakdown in aboriginal communities was the product of generations of socioeconomic marginalization and trauma tied to government policies.
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Many people may find this record of service astonishing, given the painful history of violence, marginalization and injustice Native Americans have endured.
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As in CAR, we're seeing situations across the world in which armed groups are exploiting community grievances of marginalization to stoke violence.
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" And such marginalization, added Dr. Miller, who writes extensively about dating and sexual violence, "increases their vulnerability to exploitative and violent relationships.
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People in fragile states are driven to desperation by marginalization, discrimination, the lack of socioeconomic opportunities and the loss of proper governance.
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Without that, the stories in the Infancy Gospel of Thomas and many narratives parallel to it slowly withered away by institutional marginalization.
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Government marginalization of other ethnic groups prompted an exodus of professionals from the nation and secession cries from the Oromo at home.
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First, the existing definitions of bipartisan leadership, civility, and statesmanship are far too forgiving of racism, homophobia, and other forms of marginalization.
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Sudanese women were at the forefront of this movement for democracy and change, having endured years of marginalization, harassment and sexual violence.
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A grim universe of underemployment, marginalization, miscasting and systematic harassment was established at the huge company, according to testimony at the trial.
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Rorty, a left-leaning philosopher, who died in 2007, predicted that the neglected working class would not tolerate its marginalization for long.
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As mentioned, a lot of this stems from risk factors which resulted from colonialism: factors such as mental illness, homelessness, poverty, marginalization.
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By continuing to create her works of artivism, Becerra hopes to preserve the stories of figures who fought against marginalization and discrimination.
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As Salseda and Thomas charge, the Latina/o Forum members have to be active; they cannot be complicit in their own marginalization.
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This is important because too often, candidates who represent marginalized groups are expected to come up with answers to address that marginalization.
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Someone who's not dealing with the constant forms of oppression and marginalization that I am, they won't see what I'm going through.
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It's more challenging to go after "out" Trump voters, who sometimes advocate for policies that endanger marginalized people, when they're claiming marginalization themselves.
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"The trans community has faced so much marginalization, historically," Vavasis told Out, "that we don't want this to become another way that happens."
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Rather than liberating people from abuse and marginalization, online platforms have become tools for amplifying existing social inequality and harassment in unprecedented ways.
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Tillerson said religious freedom is "under attack" in Pakistan, citing the marginalization of Ahmadiyya Muslims, a minority sect which Pakistan considers non-Muslim.
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Female victims of religious discrimination or marginalization are particularly vulnerable to early and forced marriages, human trafficking, and sexual and gender-based violence.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PHILADELPHIA — Throughout his career, Mohamed Bourouissa has critiqued the political, economic, and social marginalization of various communities.
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Long known as the "Islamic capital" of the Philippines, Marawi has a history of marginalization by the government of the predominantly Catholic country.
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There's been a wave of body-positivity-lite media recently, like the shallow and unsatisfying I Feel Pretty, which conflated insecurity with marginalization.
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The harm to Muslims in the United States is immediate, the ACLU says, because the Trump order creates feelings of marginalization and exclusion.
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One trait that jazz biopics, white or black, have shared historically is the marginalization of black women as wives, lovers and actual artists.
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It's not hard to see parallels in today's conditions to the sweeping sense of marginalization and alienation that fueled mass protests in 2011.
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This is because they are economically vulnerable, are unable to negotiate condom use every time, and experience violence, criminalization and marginalization, Avert says.
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But as the realities of his marginalization came into focus, shining a light on his tortured existence, he became deeply cherished by fans.
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I don't know how to liberate all sex workers when we are all strapped with so many different degrees of marginalization and discrimination.
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By tiptoeing around the complex politics of marginalization, Southern Comfort is a pleasure to watch but not necessarily a pleasure to critically analyze.
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In December, Myanmar's National League for Democracy (NLD) won a historic election, having battled years of marginalization and repression from the ruling junta.
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In more than 20 interviews, current and former employees at its Portland headquarters, pictured, described a culture of marginalization and, at times, discrimination.
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The movement is a response to those who fear that conservative Islamic dress is a step toward extremism and the marginalization of women.
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Marginalization, he said, is the real root of this year's electoral crisis — one that no repeat election, no matter how credible, will solve.
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"Marginalization of the arts, with the big depressing news we're facing, is the exact opposite of what this culture needs," Mr. Schaefer said.
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Among those dynamics is the chilling fact that talking in any kind of honest way about marginalization becomes a trap for the marginalized.
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Last year, he said his decision hinged on the heinous nature of the murders and Van Houten's marginalization of her role in them.
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Barzani said that the Sunnis' feeling of marginalization by the Shi'ite leadership had facilitated the takeover of their regions by Islamic State militants.
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The Darfur conflict flared when ethnic minority rebels took up arms against Mr. al-Bashir's government, accusing it of economic and political marginalization.
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The minister added in a separate tweet that marginalization of the Arab role in Libya as happened in Syria will not happen again.
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Protesters there say granting Indian nationality to more people will further strain the state's resources and lead to the marginalization of indigenous communities.
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If they cannot pay partly because of a long history of marginalization, then the inherent injustice of denying them access is especially clear.
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It's another thing when those difficult places intersect with real marginalization — when they have the potential to reinforce regressive and harmful social norms.
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But because of the marginalization to which Asian-Americans were long subject, he passed much of his career unknown to the general public.
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Michelle Jones's experience of marginalization unveils the tenuous predicament of minority students who make their way (or don't) into the elite world of academia.
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Chambers is a crazy ride, one that borrows heavily from horror of yesterday to create a fresh series about identity, marginalization, and culture appropriation.
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This need not entail denying the reality of practices of marginalization and exclusion of immigrants and refugees at many points in the American past.
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To ensure these policies had citizen acceptance, the Swiss government created forums aimed at overcoming the stigma and marginalization of people who use drugs.
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Success on Spotify means more radio plays, more album sales, bigger tours, and potentially awards — all leading to the further marginalization of women artists.
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Now, two months later, she is opening up about persevering through the "self-hate" and breaking her silence about the marginalization of minority groups.
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Klugman agreed that marginalization of European Muslims in Belgium and France was a concern and that "long-term" strategies for "better integration" were needed.
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I have been on the receiving end of much of that sort of marginalization and could never, ever fathom doing it to another minority.
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An aggressive response that further stigmatizes Muslim-majority communities in Europeand beyond could deepen the sense of marginalization that some of these communities experience.
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Saudi Shi'ites complain of marginalization in the birthplace of Islam, which follows the rigid Wahhabi Sunni school that views the minority sect as heretical.
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Whatever the reason, AIPAC's reaction was unfortunate, resulting as it did in the marginalization of America's premiere pro-Israel group with the new administration.
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But these simply cannot be based on a perpetuation of the systematic persecution and marginalization of the Rohingya in Myanmar's social and political life.
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They are firmly embedded within a cycle of marginalization and abuse that mouthpieces of our dominant political culture like David Young perpetuate, however unwittingly.
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The longstanding marginalization of the country's Anglophone minority gave way to violence in 28503 when the Cameroonian military met peaceful protests with excessive force.
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In his statement Majbari expressed understanding for the LNA's decision "due to systematic isolation and marginalization, and unfair distribution of the resources of production".
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The danger isn't merely out-of-touch politicians; it's a growing sense of alienation and marginalization amongst the rising generation of the world's youth.
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LGBTQ peoples can do better than condone the marginalization of the marginalized, yet that, ultimately, is what is produced by the fetishization of masculinity.
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Marines also need to recognize the ways that social norms bred by different performance standards create widespread marginalization and cultural acceptance of women bashing.
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Perhaps their self-imposed exile to France explains their marginalization in discussions of art-world power couples, but their work hardly suffers by comparison.
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The marginalization of deficits as an issue has been more pronounced because of Trump, who has broken with Republican orthodoxy on several fiscal issues.
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Members of Congress certainly can deviate from their expected ideological position at times, but they risk defeat in primaries and marginalization within their parties.
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"Economic policy is not the singular answer to violence, hatred, oppression, and marginalization," Carmen Rios wrote at Argot in response to Sanders's November speech.
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And when these incidents play out on college campuses, the calls also highlight ongoing issues with racism and marginalization faced by students of color.
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But black employees in its North American arm say they routinely face discrimination and marginalization, Julie Creswell and Kevin Draper of the NYT report.
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The plinth, on which a monument originally stood, anoints the drag queen as a living monument to marginalization, the return of normative society's repressed.
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A trained ceramist and self-taught painter, Wong's seemingly naïf aesthetic and proximity to the graffiti movement contributed to his marginalization within art institutions.
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The Health Equity Zones under that plan would be in areas of health disparities in communities with a history of economic and social marginalization.
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In public, the marginalization of Connie and others manifests itself as endless street harassment that begins on the second page of Goodbye, My Havana.
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In doing so, he founded the colony of New South Wales and, at the same time, commenced the dispossession and marginalization of Indigenous people.
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How will they respond to continued economic marginalization and a failure on Trump's part to produce sufficient numbers of good jobs at good pay?
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They play a role when they sit and watch these rules, regulations, and laws be made that allow the victimization and marginalization of communities.
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Trump's imitation of Kovaleski reinforced a specific social inequality that most people now recognize as morally abhorrent; namely, the marginalization of people with disabilities.
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If we are to achieve true gender equality, we need to tackle everything that contributes to the discrimination and marginalization of women -- including menstruation.
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Many of the students whom Heller depicts in his article came off sounding whiny and sheltered when they were expressing valid feelings of marginalization.
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I have often thought that women need a more intentional and organized movement to fight for their rights and continued marginalization on our country.
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We have to deal with the marginalization that has come from the 400 years of slavery that you said for our people was a choice.
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Separatist militia launched an insurrection last year against the predominantly Francophone central government after authorities violently repressed peaceful protests against perceived marginalization of English speakers.
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The ruling party's marginalization of political opposition parties in recent years likely created a vacuum of leadership for radical groups to fill, according to Das.
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The big picture: The deal solidifies the diplomatic marginalization of the U.S. in an area where until weeks ago it had been a stabilizing force.
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We have to deal with the marginalization that has come from the 400 years of slavery that you said, for our people, was a choice.
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It would also involve recognizing the complaints of the many Igbo voices who are weary of marginalization but do not support the idea of secession.
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Other Sunnis were frustrated by years of economic and political marginalization at the hands of the Shia-led — and American supported — central government in Baghdad.
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Do you frame your marginalization as empowerment—if I put my head down I will show that I am not a threat but an asset?
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We need places in which we can gather and be free from the mainstream stereotypes and marginalization that permeate every other societal space we occupy.
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As provocative as she may be, it's not exhibitionism that dictated her work but the need to subvert the marginalization of disabled bodies in art.
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"Marginalization of people with atypical bodies is still a sensitive social stigma for many people involved in online dating," co-founder Neil Raman tells PEOPLE.
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Douglad Wigdor, Bardhi's attorney, told The Hill in a statement that Neumann and WeWork were guilty of "systemic marginalization" of female and especially pregnant employees.
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Every group of citizens living in this country deserves to be heard, and the marginalization and victimization of many such groups must be addressed honestly.
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McCullough hasn't yet presented evidence of threats to him or his marginalization in the administration or any kind of coordinated campaign to undermine his credibility.
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For the functions of classism and marginalization traps to work, the presence of it must never be explicitly seen or acknowledged for what it is.
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Separatist rebels have been battling government forces for nearly two years over perceived marginalization of English speakers by the central African country's Francophone-dominated government.
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Security experts canvassed by VICE tend to agree France's terrorism woes stem in no small part from the intense marginalization of its massive Muslim population.
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In our age of alternative facts, real stories about real people who have been directly impacted by discrimination and marginalization are more vital than ever.
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It's a refreshing change, even if the depictions of the marginalization and patriarchal attitudes that drive the Suleimans are pretty formulaic in their own right.
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When young people see opportunities denied to them because of corruption or marginalization, growing indignity makes the siren song of extremism all the more appealing.
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The economic reforms come two months after Abiy took power promising political changes to address roiling anger among young people over ethnic marginalization and unemployment.
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"The marginalization of minorities has a lot to do with why I needed to put other kinds of models on the forefront," Mr. Gurung said.
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And with the marginalization of Stephen K. Bannon, Jared Kushner and Ivanka Trump have emerged as President Trump's most important advisers, at least for now.
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A primary factor behind the marginalization of LGBTQ individuals is a lack of empathy and emotional awareness from those not a part of this community.
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The new-age white supremacists who want so eagerly to expand their market shares recognize that covering themselves with swastikas is a route to marginalization.
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"When companies fail to call out biased behavior against members of LGBT communities, they can actually further perpetuate the marginalization of these communities," she said.
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The reasoning is that chronic stress can be brought on by the marginalization inherent in unfair access to public services, healthy food and safe neighborhoods.
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"Hospitals, schools and water points set up within the camps for exclusive use by refugees created feelings of marginalization amongst the host communities," Neto said.
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In the years since then, however, that sense of marginalization has sparked several outbursts by General Dostum in which he complained about not being trusted.
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I personally think that the greater the oppression and the marginalization, the closer that people are to the harshest reality this world has to offer.
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The day is also intended to push for gender justice, recognizing that trans and gender non-conforming people face equally compelling issues of discrimination and marginalization.
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Iraq's Sunnis have been complaining of persecution and marginalization following the 2003 U.S.-led invasion of Iraq which toppled Saddam Hussein and empowered the Shi'ite majority.
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Oromo opposition activists say the protests are fueled by longstanding grievances, including political marginalization and the widespread displacement of Oromo farmers for little or no compensation.
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Terror export fears as ISIS 'caliphate' shrinks Pope Francis is correct when he says that socio-economic marginalization provides fertile ground for the growth of extremism.
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After years of criticism and marginalization, LeCun finally has it all: 80 researchers, the backing of Facebook's vast financial resources, and mainstream faith in his work.
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Alone, any one of these aspects of her identity would disqualify her from power and privilege; together, they're a potent cocktail for her loneliness and marginalization.
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David offered several examples of this marginalization, including leering looks and derogatory comments on benign things like a woman's headscarf or the daily exercise of prayer.
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It makes direct links between the struggles of black Americans and the marginalization and oppression of women, those in LGBTQ communities, and other people of color.
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Despite trends in the reduction of racial prejudice over recent decades, the marginalization of black Americans takes place at every level of the contemporary medical system.
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Experts say, however, it should be a paramount goal for city leaders as research shows inadequate, poorly designed or privatized public spaces generate exclusion and marginalization.
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Congress, which has suffered a leadership crisis ever since Rahul Gandhi resigned as party chief earlier this month, faces further marginalization following the loss of Karnataka.
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And I frankly don't buy the fact that these corporations can care about some of us while contributing to the marginalization of the rest of us.
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It also provides the first in-depth look at how the actions of cow vigilantes are leading to further economic marginalization of the country's Muslim minority.
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As is the case with other actions this department has taken, its goal on affirmative action appears to be the systematic marginalization of Americans of color.
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Especially if somebody's been really hurt from experiences of marginalization related to who they are and how they show up in the world through their body.
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China's courtship of Mr. Kushner, which has coincided with the marginalization of the State Department in the Trump administration, reflects a Chinese comfort with dynastic links.
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And because large sections of the Western publics experienced marginalization, a loss of identity and no rises in income, they too turned against the liberal vision.
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It likewise manages to successfully rescue both handcraft and cuteness from the dustbin of marginalization to which many aesthetics and practices of (young) women are often relegated.
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Later, Newt's early experiences as a deserter reinforce the perils of social marginalization, and trace a path away from his reliance on whiteness as a social category.
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And, as someone who was already on the margins, conveying my identity through fashion was the only way to feel some sense of control over my marginalization.
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The secessionists have imposed curfews and closed schools as part of their protest against Biya's French-speaking government and its perceived marginalization of the English-speaking minority.
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The 1,200-page report details how the marginalization of indigenous women led to safety issues that subjected them to increased levels of violence, which had become normalized.
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Halsey's work has much in common with the Chicano aesthetic of Rasquachismo, which is characterized by inventiveness and creativity in the face of economic and cultural marginalization.
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They expressed frustration by the dominance of the French-speaking parts of the country and with what they charged is the marginalization of Cameroon&aposs Anglophone population.
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Addis Ababa, the country's capital and largest city, has an important role to play, but the city's rapid development has led to tensions and accusations of marginalization.
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Shi'ite communities in Iraq, Bahrain and Saudi Arabia have all suffered discrimination and marginalization at the hands of Sunni-dominated governments and societies over the last century.
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But every woman who has come forward to share her story also reminds us that ignorance and female marginalization are still the norm rather than the exception.
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In 2018, he released his first full-length hip-hop album, Break Free, which covers climate change and the marginalization of indigenous people, according to i-D.
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In December, 2010, a young Tunisian vendor named Mohamed Bouazizi set himself alight in a suicide protest over unemployment and marginalization, spreading revolt across the Arab world.
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After all, distress behaviors -- such as feelings of marginalization, increased smoking and alcohol use, and chronic irritability -- have a tendency to slip under the radar, he said.
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We know that we're far from being the only population who experience marginalization in the workplace and that, in fact, we have it plenty easy, comparatively speaking.
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Hopefully we can get to a place where marginalized people can hold space in the media without having to mine their oppression or comment on their marginalization.
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If Trump's supporters are not, in fact, motivated by economic marginalization, then even full Bernie Sanders–style social democracy is not going to prevent a Trump recurrence.
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Instead, the Trump administration has repeatedly supported or enacted policies that result in further marginalization of L.G.B.T.Q. communities, which still suffer a disproportionate burden of H.I.V. infection.
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And so the story of the Jews in post-World War II America is the story, not just of anti-Semitism's marginalization, but of philo-Semitism's triumph.
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Ms. Aguilera, who recalled when her grandmother forbade her from acknowledging her indigenous ancestry, out of fear that it would lead to further marginalization, praised the move.
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The marginalization we see today is rooted in the globalization promoted by policy models such as the Washington Consensus, which distanced politics and governance from economic power.
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Experts warned such marginalization of an already vulnerable group could prove counterproductive, further damaging public trust and sending those who should be screened and monitored deeper underground.
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The marginalization of the Palestinian Authority by Mr. Trump and Mr. Netanyahu has demonstrated once and for all that Palestinians have no place in any future plans.
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It is all too clear that the climate crisis is already having an impact on basic human rights and disproportionately affects people already facing marginalization and discrimination.
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"A lot of the marginalization that trans people face is because they can't get jobs," said Mara Keisling, executive director of the National Center for Transgender Equality.
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Dozens of civilians have been killed since October, after the government cracked down on members of a movement protesting their perceived marginalization by Cameroon's Francophone-dominated government.
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It also recognized the long history of discrimination and marginalization faced by the LGBT community and called on Congress to address the recognition of same-sex unions.
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But more earnest attempts at kowtowing could be forthcoming, perhaps even a rapid marginalization of Mutko, which the I.O.C. would likely perceive as too little too late.
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While the large-scale immersion attracted crowds ready for their latest Instagram post, it also put a brighter spotlight on the artist's work outside its previous marginalization.
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Locals join up in opposition to the government's marginalization of Equatorian tribes and to fight the growing incursions of government-backed Dinka cattle-keepers into their land.
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And, yeah, the deep resonance of those experiences of dealing with marginalization and defeat over and over again, particularly in the Reagan years, just really hit me hard.
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By bringing support to the community, GLSEN hopes to build a "wall of kindness" that will reassure LGBTQ students that they are not subject to marginalization and discrimination.
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But the subsequent impulse to fortify security at LGBTQ bars and events also serves to underscore patrons' marginalization—stressing the dialectic between pride and an instinct for safety.
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The recruitment process across the world capitalizes on the sense of marginalization young people feel and that creates a powerful rhetorical argument that the enemy is the state.
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This sense of betrayal contributed to the marginalization and isolation of the party's left, steadily reducing the influence that socialists were able to exert on the liberal establishment.
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I mean, the purge in this case is a symbol of the negativity and the marginalization of black and brown people, what we've experienced for a long time.
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Or maybe it was this: In our present moment of marginalization and deportation, scorn and dismissal, to self-identify as Hispanic or Arab-American is a political act.
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The history and the present of queer people's marginalization are far more severe, but the strides they have taken toward having their lives recognized are proportionally as vast.
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The increased violence began after the government clamped down on demonstrations by English-speaking teachers and lawyers protesting what they called their marginalization by Cameroon's French-speaking majority.
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TUNIS (Reuters) - Tunisia's new designated prime minister Elyes Fakhfakh said he would form a smaller cabinet than in previous governments and combat poverty and marginalization of poorer regions.
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If the latter, the literal marginalization of people of color in this photo offers a visual explanation: It dovetails with the rhetoric and actions of the Trump administration.
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The issue of Muslim marginalization in Myanmar has captivated the attention of Islamic State-inspired extremists, sparking fears the country could become fertile ground for transnational terror groups.
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In contrast, he described involuntary minorities — indigenous people and those who came here as part of the slave trade — as suffering from marginalization and discrimination for multiple generations.
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Exclusion from the workforce can result in material deprivation, loss of self-confidence and self-identity, and isolation and marginalization that are key risk factors in mental health.
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To oppose it meant risking detention without trial, costly libel suits or extreme marginalization in a country where the state controls most purse strings and levers of power.
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Some observers say young men from Abiy's ethnic group, the Oromo, have been emboldened by his rise and are attacking other groups in revenge for years of marginalization.
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Quilicol added that while many comprehensive studies in the Philippines have focused on marginalization and poverty among the elderly there, few to none have specifically studied elderly LGBTQ Filipinos.
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Anglophone secessionists have imposed curfews and closed schools as part of their protest against President Paul Biya's French-speaking government and its perceived marginalization of the English-speaking minority.
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TI said populist leaders like U.S. President Donald Trump and French presidential candidate Marine Le Pen regularly drew links between a "corrupt elite" and the marginalization of working people.
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The pressures and challenges of motherhood, low-wage jobs, and societal marginalization makes minority women around the world much more susceptible to losing track of mental and physical health.
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A greater emphasis on community-based policing in Belgium, France and beyond could improve safety and begin to address the underlying feelings of marginalization that can lead to violence.
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Most were detained for alleged involvement in mass protests that broke out three years ago in its Oromiya and Amhara regions over accusations of land grabbing and political marginalization.
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Not just about dramatic events like the one at Starbucks, but of the everyday indignities, discrimination and marginalization that are part of the fabric of racism in 2018 America.
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Fat people are less likely to get a job or to receive proper medical care because of societal marginalization, and jokes about people being fat actively contribute to that.
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"While they have long experienced marginalization, Latino, black and Native American students are living in campus communities that are perhaps more openly hostile than they once were," she said.
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The latest crackdown is the culmination of two-and-a-half years of state marginalization of dissent since the military's ouster of Islamist President Mohamed Morsi in July 28503.
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Qatif, in an oil-producing province and home to a large Shi'ite population, is a flashpoint between the Sunni-dominated government and minority Shi'ites complaining of discrimination and marginalization.
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During the early portions of the game, Watch Dogs 22 communicates that it is—for better or worse—going to try to engage with questions of identity and marginalization.
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But there were people who were angry and outraged about the harm and the death and the pain and the marginalization that was being inflicted on the queer community.
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Both take on new names and identities, with flashy costumes to match, face marginalization for being exceptional, and turn this potential source of exclusion into a source of power.
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Gest's main analytic idea, somewhat transcending the "race versus economic anxiety" debate, is that the people he studied both quantitatively and ethnographically feel an acute sense of political marginalization.
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The interdisciplinary dance piece, set to run May 2-4, 2019, uses the character of Lucifer to articulate the marginalization of black life and its relationship to ecological destruction.
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Militant ideologies can offer a compelling narrative for people dealing with feelings of marginalization or the paranoid fantasies of persecution that can exist among some with severe mental illnesses.
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He promised to defend gay rights around the world, to work to rescue the Iran nuclear deal and to reverse the administration's marginalization of American diplomats under Mr. Tillerson.
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Solomon-Godeau, an emeritus professor of art history at the University of California Santa Barbara and a former Guggenheim Fellow, laments the marginalization of feminist theory in art criticism.
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Instead, the judgements made about their behavior may well have led to marginalization, anxiety and insecurity and self-doubt about who they are and how they fit into society.
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"All of this is about poverty and marginalization," he said, nodding at a trash bin near the tree's sprawling roots, where the words "[Expletive] Police" were written in English.
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Their smugness far outstrips anything attributed to liberals: they applaud their own heroism in the ongoing "Meme War," complaining of marginalization even as their candidate enters the White House.
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Reports of human rights abuses, exploitation and marginalization of migrant workers have emerged globally, from Hong Kong to Kuwait, and international human rights groups have detailed wide-scale abuses.
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Finally, it ignores the very real amount of prejudice and marginalization that Asian Americans experience, though it's of course very different from the kinds confronting Black and Latinx Americans.
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He speaks often of marginalization and disenfranchisement, of economic grievances and historical injustices, code words that tap into decades' worth of disappointments and frustrations first articulated by his father.
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"The Deuce" isn't the type of show to make uncomplicated villains out of anyone, but this final episode quiets the violins over the marginalization of the Times Square pimps.
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FRONT PAGE An article on Sunday about the marginalization of science in shaping federal policy misstated the year that Jim Bridenstine took over the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.
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There's also the fact that Warren is a woman, someone who has faced marginalization, though not the same kind or degree that women of color in America have faced.
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Speaking at a workshop in Erbil organized by the United States Institute of Peace and an Iraqi organization, Sanad for Peacebuilding, he ticked off the reasons: poverty, injustice, marginalization.
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In short, trusting India with the welfare of religious minorities, is to condemn them all to marginalization, disenfranchisement and worse at the hands of India's nationalist ruling party, BJP.
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The project was intended to address the marginalization of African-American history in the telling of our national story and examine the legacy of slavery in contemporary American life.
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Any further fracturing of Iraq would only make conditions more favorable to ISIS, a group adept at operating amid chaos and exploiting the enduring marginalization of Sunni population centers.
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Geographic proximity to conflict, economic vulnerability, social or political marginalization, and permissive family or social networks can each affect the susceptibility of an individual to terrorist indoctrination and recruitment.
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The Met should have a mission statement, a full-throated and wholehearted recognition that part of the history of museums has been marginalization of women and many other people.
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Till-Mobley recognized the dangers that exist in the framing and representation of black people by others who lack the cultural connection, the deeply felt pain of enforced marginalization.
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Message to the Future stands as a reminder that cycles of oppression and marginalization follow an ebb and flow, escalating to painful crescendos both in private and in public.
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But many others—including a former police chief in charge of PREVENT—have since embraced the general concept that marginalization of Muslim youth can contribute to their subsequent violence.
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Even if Machar returns to the fold, an endless array of other, smaller militia will be a source of instability unless their grievances over injustices and marginalization are addressed.
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Being an organizer and an activist, especially in her home of Los Angeles, California, has crossed into her writing, which touches on issues issues of race, feminism, oppression, and marginalization.
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Starting as a busker in Jakarta and then taking on sex work by age 15, Tamara experienced firsthand the marginalization and economic hardships that the transgender community faces in Indonesia.
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Instead, we must aim for equity that provides access to power and works against marginalization, while remembering the legacy of historical traumas such as the internment to prevent their repetition.
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" He also emphasized the importance of fighting extremism through culture and creativity, noting the "political struggle we have today, fighting against obscurantism [extremism], and the marginalization of creation and culture.
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Although these protests are triggered by more recent events, they are microcosms [of] a more enduring and deeper crisis of political representation and systematic marginalization suffered by the Oromo people.
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What Brooks is suggesting here is that the reality of marginalization is properly in the vein of horror, not comedy — and that good comedy should never lose sight of that.
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They also made work addressing the marginalization of artists of color by the mainstream British art world, and confronted the histories of slavery and empire that lay beneath postwar immigration.
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In each image, one witnesses the crystalisation of difference, of alienation and marginalization, and yet within each strutting incarnation is also an open, carnal defiance of artistic and social norms.
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But ultimately, I try to elevate our work beyond the moment because no matter what year it is, no matter who's in office, marginalized people are still experiencing their marginalization.
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"Studies have linked high levels of stress due to social stigma, marginalization, discrimination and experiences of bullying with a wide range of risky health behaviors, including suicidal behaviors," Dai said.
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Since October, people in Cameroon's two western English-speaking regions have joined protests against what they say is their marginalization by the French-speaking majority under Biya's 35-year rule.
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While sex work isn't necessarily directly tied to the reason that they were killed, I wanted to look at what their lives were like, and I saw a real marginalization.
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The clashes began on Sunday after local groups called protests against what they say is their marginalization by the Francophone-dominated government of the country's long-time ruler, Paul Biya.
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Having acknowledged for the first time this week that Clinton will likely be the Democratic nominee, Sanders has undertaken a publicity blitz that seems aimed at staving off his marginalization.
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Inevitably, discussion will ensue about the sad marginalization of medieval studies in the contemporary humanities, and the way "medieval" is still bandied around as some kind of marker of barbarism.
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"On top of that, they are more likely to be members of historically oppressed racial or ethnic groups, and to have suffered from discrimination, harassment, and social marginalization," Barnes added.
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But, says Ray, why don't we make 2016 the year we refocus the conversation on how being transgender intersects with other types of marginalization, like poverty, disabilities, or drug use?
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President Trump, in contrast, has made marginalization of climate science and deregulation of fossil fuels trademarks of his administration, which will aggravate the environmental consequences of the crude oil industry.
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The qualifier of female takes one away from the center of power, and that marginalization increases when other qualifiers are added, such as African-American woman or Asian-American woman.
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In a post on Facebook, Saleh said the memo showed how a "clique" was consolidating power through a "soft purge" involving "indirect intimidation, faking identities and the marginalization of 'others'".
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For Rohingya, the conditions in Bangladesh are an uncomfortable echo of the apartheidlike system they were put under in Myanmar, the result of a long campaign of marginalization and dehumanization.
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But the party has not endorsed secession, angering separatists who turned to violence in late 2017 after the government suppressed peaceful protests against the Francophone majority's alleged marginalization of Anglophones.
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There are plenty of reasons for this bafflement, largely boiling down to the marginalization of women's literature and society's frequent cultural shaming of the hobbies of women and teen girls.
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Acting from a misguided sense of chivalry, the dashing but apprehensive New York Times illustrator John Moore pushes for the marginalization of his childhood friend Sarah Howard within the investigation.
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"Storm Boy" tries to present itself as a modern fable, where the lessons learned relate directly to present-day concerns over the environment, industrialization and the marginalization of indigenous cultures.
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Art Review One of the stickier problems facing galleries and museums these days is how to give more attention to marginalized voices without letting the marginalization itself dominate the conversation.
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Oromiya, which surrounds the capital Addis Ababa, has been plagued by violence for more than two years, fueled by a sense of political and economic marginalization among its young population.
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If Mr. Simon, as The Times reported in 1988, sometimes bristled at the appellation "pianist's pianist," with its implied, if rarefied, marginalization, he was ultimately sanguine about his professional course.
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His curt dismissal of Mr. Trump — "Let's be serious" — has already become an iconic moment in the marginalization of the American president as a considered interlocutor on the world stage.
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Symposium experts were virtually unanimous in citing human rights violations, political marginalization, lack of good governance, and systematic barriers to economic opportunities as the primary drivers of radicalization to violence.
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She spoke as honestly about the marginalization of black people within the larger fabric of American society as about the ways black communities can fracture and sometimes turn against themselves.
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Album Review Over the past few years, conversations about women in country music have typically been framed in terms of defense, of marginalization, of vegetables in a world of proteins.
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Relatives of Magool, who died in 2004, would tell you the same about her: the decades of cruelty and marginalization perpetrated by members of the Darod clan justified her hate.
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"It results in a general lack of trust, a crisis of credibility in international political life, and a gradual marginalization of the most vulnerable members of the family of nations."
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" Namuncura said other issues exacerbate the underlying problem over land, such as social and cultural discrimination, political marginalization, and the widespread perception in Chile that "indigenous things have less value.
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Silano's subtle manipulations of his materials allow seemingly conflicting topics to fuse seamlessly, such as references to gay smut and weightier things like HIV/AIDS, political oppression, and cultural marginalization.
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"We think the crux of their struggle is the push for direct funding to address the marginalization these communities face," said David Delgado, the national electoral institute's delegate for Michoacan.
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And therein lies the problem: Conservative media is invested in the marginalization of conservative ideas, and so the rise of right-wing media has been a disaster for serious conservatives. Yes!
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A radio hit remains a key component to success in country, but representation on curated playlists on streaming platforms (where a lot of listeners discover new music) shows the same marginalization.
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Their lives have all been touched by art, in one way or another, and many of them tell stories of structural barriers and marginalization in and out of the art world.
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In 1983, when Sudan was still one nation, the Sudan People's Liberation Army began fighting the Khartoum-based Sudanese government over control of resources and the marginalization of some ethnic groups.
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In 2016, protests by Anglophone lawyers and teachers against the marginalization of minority English speakers in their professions led to a heavy-handed clampdown, in which unarmed civilians were shot dead.
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New infections are greatest where people are vulnerable – in poverty, with unstable housing, unemployment, and social marginalization, and independently and because of these factors, a lack of access to health care.
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However, as a first generation Vietnamese-American sex worker from a low-income family, my experience with layers of marginalization has helped shape my feminist views to be much more inclusive.
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The role of women in music has been making headlines in recent months, prompted by a growing sense of exasperation toward longstanding misogynist behaviour and forms of marginalization in the industry.
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Many reports on Rohingya persecution and marginalization begin with Myanmar's 1982 citizenship law, which stripped the country's 1 million Rohingya of citizenship, leaving them without access to health care or education.
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The reasons for this abuse may have been very similar to the opioid abuse of the recent decade: joblessness, loss of self-esteem due to job loss, societal and economic marginalization.
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It's how we make change, when we realize that the social model of disability makes sense and that mobilizing our forces is the only way we will cure oppression and marginalization.
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Residents of Cameroon's two English-speaking provinces have longstanding grievances against the largely-francophone central government, complaining of economic marginalization and the imposition of French legal and education systems upon them.
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Subsequent songs see him grappling with his father's abandonment ("A Little Soul"), aging and marginalization ("Help the Aged"), social expectation ("I'm a Man"), and—what else would a Pulp record be?
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We need to overcome our fear of difference and engage with Muslim communities in a positive rather than negative way in order to stop the marginalization and alienation of those communities.
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Some cite the social and political marginalization of Muslim communities in Europe; some point to the estrangement and isolation inherent in youth; others mention ISIS's propaganda skills in exploiting these trends.
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The artist and the Amazon employee are not on disparate paths; claiming one underpaid person's time is unique from another leads to the marginalization of skills, a form of class condescension.
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"It was my intention not to cause pain or suffering, but to speak against the continued marginalization of these stories and peoples, and to build awareness around their significance," he wrote.
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The 19-member, almost all-male band writes and composes its own music under music director Tenma and sings about socio-economic injustice, marginalization, and other mistreatments that have troubled Dalits.
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Bekele Gerba, secretary general of the Oromo Federalist Congress, was arrested in December 2015 after mass protests broke out in the Oromiya region over accusations of land grabbing and political marginalization.
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With continued marginalization and the further toxicity and inefficiencies of the Trump administration, women have been taking to the streets to protest and advocate for themselves, their families, and this country.
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That would explain why the canonical gay plays have always spoken to nongay audiences, and why today, when other forms of marginalization are so pressing, they speak more urgently, not less.
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But more recent research, the authors point out, has found that the stress and marginalization of being a minority itself can raise the risk of compulsive behaviors and other mental health problems.
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The unbearable whiteness of Sabrina's intersectional witchcraft CAOS, a show declaring itself intersectional from the mountaintops, forgoes this complex tapestry of marginalization to resurrect the same old specters of white women victims.
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This therapeutic turn coincided with the great social movements of the 1960s, which increasingly saw low self-esteem linked to the marginalization of African-Americans, women, gays and lesbians, and the like.
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"It clearly demonstrates the validity of our concerns about the marginalization and disrespect of Indigenous peoples, and it shows that traditional knowledge is being ignored by those who should listen most closely."
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Fashion's obsession with eccentric people – and people read as eccentrics due to their marginalization — likely has something to do with its never-ending quest for the new (see also: Pose on FX).
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I think was a great opportunity to highlight that many communities in Australia face entrenched poverty, ongoing dispossession, marginalization, racism, violence, addiction, and a range of other barriers to health and wellbeing.
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The United States and Central Europe gain much from European integration (which ended centuries of European wars and generations of Central European marginalization), yet politicians in both feel free to bash it.
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As legal scholars Lani Guinier and Martha Minow argue, we must change institutional structures and culture or new people brought into the organization will just reproduce and legitimatize new forms of marginalization.
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Weak social ties and cohesion in a neighborhood, characterized by social and economic marginalization, high rates of youth unemployment, and high turnover among residents, are thought to be one reason for this.
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It also increases access to reentry programming during incarceration, giving LGBTQ people critical tools to deal with discrimination and marginalization as they emerge from incarceration and helping them succeed on the outside.
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TUNIS (Reuters) - About 5,000 Tunisians protested on Monday in central Sidi Bouzid city against marginalization and deteriorating conditions, two days after the deaths of 12 female rural workers in a traffic accident.
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"This strike is a support for the victims of this tragedy..we suffer in Sidi Bouzid from marginalization and very bad conditions," said Mohamed Azhar Gamoudi, an official in the UGTT union.
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The gradual and steady marginalization of Afghan strongmen, who engage in criminal politics, could prove to be a critical factor in determining the long-term effectiveness of Trump's new strategy for Afghanistan.
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The affirmation of Indigenous ownership at public events has become little more than a ritual incantation that allows white Australians to assuage guilt without taking the action necessary to challenge racist marginalization.
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His control over the media, together with the complete marginalization of opposition groups, allowed him to manipulate anti-migrant sentiment more effectively and get the population on board with the Fidesz regime.
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"At Antioch, we focus so much on inclusion and creating space for marginalized people on campus that I think what has formed is a hierarchy based off of marginalization," Mr. Vanarsdale said.
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They say his concern was that such talks, which the Taliban have insisted should not include the Afghan government, could become a fatal marginalization of the country's leadership at a hazardous moment.
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Why it matters: President Trump and other politicians have been conflating mental illness with violence — and experts fear that kind of marginalization only makes it harder to live with a mental illness.
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"We will work... to establish the conditions for a fair and strong state, a state that will reward weaker regions and weaker neighborhoods and end decades of poverty and marginalization," he said.
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The number of shorts suggests the budget limitations that women often faced (and still do), the modest running times of their work — as well as their subjects — ensuring a level of marginalization.
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What Parks is saying—and not saying—is that the marginalization of black men means that their lives can be trivialized and forgotten if there is no one around to remember them.
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In its 2016 world report in January, Human Rights Watch criticized Kosovo's treatment of minorities, blaming "a lack of political will, funds and cooperation between central and municipal authorities" for their marginalization.
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Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed took office in April and has pledged political and economic reforms to address complaints of marginalization by a number of ethnic groups including his own group, the Oromos.
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The custodians of most of the world's freshwater and a unique biodiversity are under pressure from growing hunger, climate change and marginalization by governments, the U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) said.
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For the United States, regime change in Venezuela means reclaiming leadership over its "backyard," as then-Secretary of State John Kerry characterized Latin America in 2013, after nearly 20 years of marginalization.
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"Disproportional penalties [...] create vicious cycles of marginalization and further crime," said Mexican President Enrique Pena Nieto, with several other delegates making the point that capital punishment is a violation of human rights.
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"The President's marginalization of the vast expertise of the State Department and his habitual disparaging of our allies as demonstrated at the G7 Forum hinders a lasting, stable pathway to peace," she said.
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The key is to show a greater commitment to a more-inclusive form of government that reduces marginalization and assures Buhari's anti-corruption campaign does not solely target the opposition party, Iwilade said.
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"This should be the last round of talks that should address the root causes of war and marginalization," said Yasir Arman, deputy chairman of the rebel Sudan People's Liberation Army-North (SPLM-North).
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"This should be the last round of talks that should address the root causes of war and marginalization," said Yasir Arman, deputy chairman of the rebel Sudan People's Liberation Army-North (SPLM-North).
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Bashir's critics blame him for Sudan's marginalization and an economic meltdown that saw inflation soar to 72 percent by the end of 2018 and left the country unable to pay for food imports.
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Redheads Another insane marginalization of an entire subset of people: some scouts are said to shy away from red-headed ballplayers, apparently because of an inability to cope under the hot summer sun.
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This dispute would wind up contributing to Stockman's marginalization within the administration, particularly after Stockman made damning comments about Reagan's economic policy in an interview with the Atlantic's William Greider in late 1981.
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Their marginalization from mainstream media outlets reflected a wider pathologization of the artists, which had real-world consequences for their bottom line, and Fredo's ability to develop a legitimate career as a businessman.
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The fable also allowed its audience to avert its eyes from the marginalization of Asian and Latinx labor populations, the racialization of Southern European and Eastern European immigrants, and the rise of eugenics.
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We were both fortunate to obtain an education and find gainful and fulfilling employment, and we dedicated our careers to helping people who struggle with instability, stigma, and marginalization — within and across societies.
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A politician comes along, moving the political rhetoric to the extreme right, addressing this population by validating feelings of marginalization while reinforcing fear of what this population considers to be a foreign threat.
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He came to power after his predecessor resigned earlier this year amid protests against abuses by security forces and public anger over perceived ethnic marginalization of many groups in the racially diverse country.
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That's not because women of color are inherently sacred, as Andrew Sullivan's caricature of leftist thought posits, but because they belong to a class subject to centuries of institutional violence and social marginalization.
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"Vegans as a whole are still very much minority populations in any society, and the marginalization of vegans could make them more vulnerable, but again, some vegans more vulnerable than others," he said.
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President Trump seems committed to pushing these numbers even higher because suicide attempts and suicidal ideation among transgender people are associated with the very discrimination and marginalization that the proposed policies would codify.
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The film almost portrays Mercury as a fully aware part of that exchange; it almost makes a connection between the forced isolation of Mercury's life and the marginalization of queer people at large.
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I have witnessed firsthand and now appreciate the full significance of the terrible poverty, social marginalization and baldfaced racism that persists in many of the states whose legislators are now essentially banning abortion.
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Ramabai's critique of the Hindu patriarchy and embrace of Christianity extracted a heavy price, according to her biographers: It led to her marginalization in India and her ultimate omission from mainstream history books.
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These countries now face a choice between deeper integration on terms set by Germany and France or political marginalization — and the fears of a two-tiered European Union could become self-fulfilling prophecies.
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This climatic transformation is also seen in West Africa and when combined with conflict, food price spikes, and political and economic marginalization the result is famine, even in countries as wealthy as Nigeria.
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Bringing together spiritual healers, researchers, activists, filmmakers and so on, this interdisciplinary exhibition highlights the hierarchy between knowledge systems that continues to shape, sometimes by marginalization and erasure, what is considered art today.
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The early feminists who linked arms with the abolitionists understood that the fight for one marginalized group is threatened by the marginalization and rejection of human rights of all those who are oppressed.
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But that was in a town called Sendafa in the Oromia region, home to the country's largest ethnic group, the Oromo, who have long complained of marginalization at the hands of the government.
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Since Mr. Modi became prime minister, Muslims, who are just under 10 percent of the population in Gujarat and under 15 percent in India, have faced increased marginalization and hostility across the country.
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There was a time when political correctness in black art was linked with realist aesthetics and didacticism, but it's been widely since recognized that this stance led to the marginalization of black abstractionists.
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Though Tunisia has won praise for political compromises and a 2014 democratic constitution, successive governments have failed to resolve deep economic and social problems including high youth unemployment and marginalization in the country's interior.
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Neighbors that have seen generations of disinvestment and marginalization experience the heightened effects of these disasters — they often face deteriorating or nonexistent infrastructure, substandard housing, minimal access to economic opportunities, and the digital divide.
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Gay separatist organization the Gay Homeland Foundation has proposed a different strategy: its members believe that the marginalization of gay culture is an inevitable consequence of societies where the majority of people are straight.
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"There's a broad concern among LGBTQ folks, especially people of color, that this movement that claims victory around marriage equality has very much left behind those of us who still experience marginalization," Peoples said.
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Studies show that the marginalization of drug users and gay and bisexual men heightens the spread of the virus as they are rejected from mainstream institutions like hospitals and churches who do HIV outreach.
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Government officials ordered an investigation and a halt to construction, according to a report by advocacy group Human Rights Watch (HRW), which said the Chao Lay had suffered "decades of poverty, marginalization and discrimination".
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For decades, when movies went straight to video without a theater run, they were ipso facto failures in Hollywood's view; for a seasoned director like Fincher, picking Netflix presented the same risk of marginalization.
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For the citizens of Iraqi Kurdistan, Palestine, and Catalonia, independence—specifically, internationally-recognized independence—represents partial restitution for a perpetual history of mass violence and political marginalization by leaders other than the nation's own.
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I was struck by the feelings of marginalization and isolation that black Owatonna students described, though they may sound familiar to the many black people across the country who went to mostly white schools.
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And on Wednesday, "Erasure" transforms a portrait concert of five visceral works by Gemma Peacocke into a broader, staged exploration of women's experiences, with pieces that delve into themes like rage, marginalization and abuse.
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Recent academic studies about diversity in the film criticism field have been damning — echoing the widespread denunciation of film studios for what many see as their systemic marginalization of women and people of color.
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In 1969, after UMNO suffered an unprecedented electoral setback, Muslim Malays' longstanding grievances about their economic marginalization, a byproduct of British colonialism, devolved into widespread riots between the Malay majority and the Chinese minority.
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Our nation's growing shame of profiling Muslims, anti-Semitism, the ongoing brutality against people of color, and renewed marginalization of transgender people reveal just a few ways we fail to fulfill justice for all.
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As I began work on A12, a podcast series about the violence in Charlottesville, I couldn't reconcile the centrality of anti-Semitism on August 11 and 12 with its marginalization in the year since.
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The truth is there are social ills that beset America, and many of today's professional sports players come from communities that have been the battlegrounds for those contests — against racism, poverty, incarceration and marginalization.
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And these complaints about white marginalization do lead to "an eye roll" among many black South Africans, said Wamuwi Mbao, a literary critic and lecturer at Stellenbosch University, who writes about race and identity.
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This perspective is pretty much entirely marginalized in elite circles, and that marginalization — more than confusion about the extent of foreign aid — is, in some ways, the real thing that the famous polls reveal.
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Joker sketches scenes from the great slow-moving tragedies of the last 50 years: stark economic inequality, the dismantling of social services, the marginalization of mentally ill people, and the injustices of low-wage employment.
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And if people face injustice, economic marginalization, and insignificance they think, 'Okay, we didn't get it right last time but we have to fight for it because this is our dream, this is our religion.
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The story tied dire environmental concerns to long-overdue outrage for the marginalization faced by Native Americans across this country, as demonstrators catapulted the injustices that have haunted these communities for generations into the mainstream.
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Instead of the design and aesthetic framework of products for the aging market that is stigmatizing and reinforces increased marginalization, the materials and design details of the Superflex design are about comfort, performance and style.
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The marginalization of the Ogiek dates back to when British colonialists refused to recognize them as a tribe, which would have entitled them to land, Justice Augustino Ramadhani said in a live broadcast from Arusha.
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Duterte has long warned that Mindanao faced contamination by Islamic State, and experts say Muslim parts of the predominantly Catholic southern Philippines are fertile ground for expansion, due to their history of marginalization and neglect.
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Duterte has long warned that Mindanao faced contamination by Islamic State, and experts say Muslim parts of the predominantly Catholic southern Philippines are fertile ground for expansion due to their history of marginalization and neglect.
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"Banning imagery related to scars (or related hashtags) may take away from a needed means to share one's story (perhaps how one has overcome self-injury) and thus further perpetuate stigma and marginalization," he said.
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As former US Ambassador to Nigeria John Campbell accurately identified, while Boko Haram is part of a global terror cell, its rise is as much about ideology as it is Nigeria's years of political marginalization.
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That will require an increased response from intelligence and security services, he said, as well as cooperation from Iraq's Sunni Muslims, who have complained of marginalization since the 2003 U.S. invasion to topple Saddam Hussein.
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What is really needed in the Nuba Mountains, Darfur and Blue Nile is a real durable peace which addresses all of the root causes of conflict here -- everything from equal rights to marginalization to development.
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They don't expect me to listen to transphobia or racism, and they understand that our transaction is an unusual one, often made possible in part because of forces of marginalization and oppression in our society.
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" Stryker urges people who want to work together to be self critical, to examine how "we each can reproduce forms of violence and marginalization against others, even when we are in a marginalized position ourselves.
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But if the champion of France's populist far right is now contemplating years of political marginalization, she has largely herself to blame, in the eyes of analysts as well as many in her own party.
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Conversely, as a gay man, I know what societal marginalization feels like, and because I live in the "minority-majority" city of Honolulu, I know what it is to be a "minority" race every day.
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It took a while for the debate to work its way around to Buttigieg, and to race, but when it did he turned from the idea of shared values to his own experience of marginalization.
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"My interpretation of the song is that for hundreds of years my Deaf community has suffered oppression, marginalization, and language deprivation … but now we're starting to find hope in this new world," he wrote on Facebook.
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Targeting vulnerable communities—be it women, people of color, the poor, the disabled or any intersection of these and other points of marginalization—is a lot easier when you hold power as a wealthy, white man.
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Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi recognizes the need to avoid recreating conditions that allowed IS to take root, including corruption in the security forces and marginalization of Iraq's minority Sunni population under predecessor Nuri al-Maliki.
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Anglophone activists have expressed frustration with what they call the dominance of French-speaking authorities and the marginalization of the English-speaking community, which accounts for about one-fifth of the country&aposs 25 million people.
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The minister, Paul Atanga Nji, compared the rebellion - over decades of perceived marginalization by the French-speaking majority - to an Islamist insurgency waged by the Nigeria-based militant group Boko Haram which has killed 30,000 people.
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The consistent restraint, persistent marginalization, or life-altering trauma Dowd's characters experience results in powerful self-actualizations that allow their long-awaited senses of self-worth or purposes to come out in all the wrong ways.
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Many southerners now believe their time has come after two decades of what they see as marginalization within the unified state, and the plundering of mostly southern oil reserves by corrupt northern tribal sheikhs and politicians.
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She places the reader behind the eyes of the characters and touches on themes of oppression, marginalization, and enslavement as they journey across the broken landscape, in a desperate attempt to end the cycles of destruction.
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"It's easier to [focus on expanding] the remit and the staff of your intelligence agencies than it is to solve what is essentially decades of marginalization," offers Christopher Chivvis, a security expert at the RAND Corporation.
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We'll examine the way that issues like family rejection, unstable housing and homelessness, economic disenfranchisement, and barriers to education contribute to the marginalization of transgender people and make it more likely that they will be victimized.
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"The marginalization and subsequent elimination of Bolton is not an accident but a decisive sign of the failure of the U.S. maximum pressure strategy in the face of the constructive resistance of Iran," Hesameddin Ashena tweeted.
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Charlie S. Uruchima, an activist based in New York who supported the protests in Ecuador, said the demonstrations were a result of "built-up anger and frustration" about the marginalization of Indigenous groups in the country.
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In Oromia, the epicentre of the Oromo protests, protesters invoked historical marginalization of the Oromo people, emphasizing how their perspectives, experiences, and memories have been pushed to the margin and hidden from the mainstream Ethiopian perspectives.
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Chapter Two's writer, Gary Dauberman, frames it as a story about marginalization and the long-term effects of social ostracization, abuse, systemic violence, and all the other hardships the Losers have dealt with throughout their lives.
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"My use of traditional materials, scale, and representational technique is a critique of the historical erasure and marginalization of women and queer people in the canon of portraiture and visual art," she tells The Creators Project.
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Falling numbers and the marginalization of a once-dominant racial and religious identity — one that has been central not just to white Christians themselves but to the national mythos — threatens white Christians' understanding of America itself.
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It's just the latest sign of the Trump administration's ongoing marginalization of the press briefing, long a conduit through which the president and the cabinet have communicated policies and priorities to the news media and the public.
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Because socioeconomic and racial segregation so often overlap — even as black and Latino families are more likely to live in persistent, unstable poverty — these strategies are a necessary step toward preventing racial marginalization from persisting in schoolhouses.
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Anglophone lawyers and teachers launched demonstrations a year ago against what they see as a marginalization of English-speakers by President Paul Biya's government in the Northwest and Southwest regions who were forced to work in French.
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As I wrote back in September, many reports on Rohingya persecution and marginalization begin with Myanmar's 1982 citizenship law, which stripped the country's 1 million Rohingya of citizenship, leaving them without access to health care or education.
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Indeed, HKEx chief executive Charles Li, speaking to Hong Kong investors in the original unveiling of the LME deal, stressed that the purchase "really consolidates our strategic relevance to China," helping to dispel nagging fears about "marginalization".
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The worry, she says, is that artists will focus on securing continued access to substandard warehouse living, when they should be collectively demand entry out of the social and economic marginalization that drives them into those spaces.
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A particular irony is that the scapegoating of the EU as the eternal source of England's ills was facilitated in part by one of the more progressive developments in British culture: the gradual marginalization of open racism.
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Rather than attacking laws meant to address economic marginalization and cumulative disadvantage, the new administration should focus on how existing policies can improve education and training so that people with disabilities can break out of occupational ghettos.
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Meanwhile, every time I hear "Swag Surfin" it makes me feel pride and self-love that stands in stark opposition to all the pain and demoralization I feel due to recent events of state violence and marginalization.
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The platform mainly revolves around users directly imitating or iterating on videos all set to the same audio clip, but memes about poverty, disadvantage, and marginalization that originated on it have escaped it and gone viral elsewhere.
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A lot rides on Mr. Macron's ability to survive and respond to this uprising, not only for France but for all Western democracies in which the deindustrialized hinterlands have fostered an angry sense of marginalization and neglect.
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For some Catholics, the difference clearly smacks of the sexism that "underlines the grave marginalization of women in the church," said Lucetta Scaraffia, the editor of a monthly insert on women in the Vatican's newspaper, L'Osservatore Romano.
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The piece, best known from startling photographs, can read as a brutal enactment of marginalization, specifically of the exclusion of many black men, regardless of talent or strength, from America's still far too "white way" of life.
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Blocked Arab societies, resistant to modernity, strangled by ruling families, denying agency to their citizens, forcing women into marginalization and invisibility, are the creators of the testosterone-charged, cult-like violence of movements like the Islamic State.
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Here was someone who used his identity as a means of prodding anyone who'd listen to think more truthfully about the many forms of marginalization in a country that still has its work cut out for it.
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As Americans of all races reflect on our history this month, it is important that we acknowledge the systemic forms of marginalization, pain and suffering that black people had to endure, and that others may now face.
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Afrocentric schools have been championed by black educators who had traumatic experiences with integration as far back as the 1960s and by young black families who say they recently experienced coded racism and marginalization in integrated schools.
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Impunity and inequality, immigration and marginalization — many reasons have been advanced for the explosion of anger in liberal democracies that produced a nationalist, nativist and xenophobic resurgence, and an American president bent on taking the world backward.
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When: Saturday, September 3, 7:30pm Where: Grand Central Art Center (125 N. Broadway, Santa Ana, California) Through a multifaceted practice that involves performance, education, drawings, sculpture, and more, Kenyatta A.C. Hinkle confronts history, race, myth, and marginalization.
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"We hear that faster GDP growth will trickle down and lift up everyone, but we are only seeing increasing marginalization and exclusion," said Shivani Chaudhry, executive director at advocacy group Housing and Land Rights Network in New Delhi.
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Like the famous "doll test" of the 1940s, that revealed the damaging effects of racism on Black children, marginalization—both interpersonal and institutional—can produce deep feelings of inferiority and make it a struggle to affirm self-worth.
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" However, a separate statement attributed to GNA Deputy Prime Minister Fathi al-Majbari and published on social media accounts expressed understanding for the LNA's decision "due to systematic isolation and marginalization, and unfair distribution of the production resources.
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They are fundamentally political and social in nature and require solutions that address the experience of marginalization and stigmatization that many Muslim immigrants in Europe feel, and that are driving violent extremism in many parts of the world.
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For example, non-Jewish students at Brown tell me that I cannot appreciate a history of marginalization because, as they see it, Jews have historically been a powerful group, the Holocaust being the only few years of exception.
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In her book, "The Beauty Bias," Deborah Rhode, a Stanford law professor, explained that while silver hair and furrowed brows made aging men look "distinguished," aging women risked marginalization or ridicule for their efforts to pass as young.
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" And Dylan O'Driscoll, of the Middle East Research Institute, based in Erbil, wrote that given the depth of Sunni marginalization, "liberating Mosul under these circumstances will only result in I.S. or another radical entity returning in the future.
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"Prompted in part by political marginalization and bleak economic prospects that characterize their post-Soviet region, 2,000-4,000 have in the past three years turned their back on their secular states to seek a radical alternative," the report said.
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Muholi is widely known in the international art world for her black-and-white portraits of LGBTQ women in South Africa, where queer and gender non-conforming women experience severe marginalization and are frequently the target of hate crimes.
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The Hirak Rif movement has its roots in the region&aposs marginalization, as well as in the evolution of a political consciousness and a desire for social justice, a redistribution of wealth and respect for the rule of law.
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For those who make it to our borders, the fear-mongering engaged in by Trump and others leads to discrimination, social exclusion and the marginalization of communities, which have been recognized by international bodies as conditions conducive to terrorism.
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But the reforms have not stopped ethnically-charged violence that has escalated since he was named premier - including in his own native Oromiya region where protesters first took to the streets in 2015 over perceived marginalization by the state.
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His main rival, former Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, widely believed to be responsible for fall of Mosul, the worsening security situation in Iraq and the marginalization of Sunnis and Kurds, is attempting a comeback to power in April.
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Not only is it important for equality — when a group of people is not humanized in TV and movies through complex stories and characters, it contributes to their marginalization in the real world — it makes for more interesting entertainment.
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As a white woman in an America where Latinos are now the socially dominant ethnic group, she remembers her marginalization every time a robotic voice on the phone instructs her to press 1 for Spanish and 2 for English.
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It proves to be a wonderfully thoughtful and challengingly critical presentation by an artist whose lack of representation in the UK certainly does not reflect a lack of importance, but rather her marginalization as a Black American woman artist.
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Watch: British Comedy's Rising Star Michaela Coel on Swapping God for Filthy Jokes Growing up as an American Jew, thinking that Christmas might be more enjoyable and lighthearted than a holiday commemorating your historic marginalization is seriously frowned upon.
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Violence against the Rohingya in Rakhine is part of a "longstanding pattern of violations and abuses; systematic and systemic discrimination; and policies of exclusion and marginalization" that have persisted for decades, according to the United Nations human rights agency.
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And in a special event, Yoshiko Chuma hosts a discussion, "Secret Journey: Stop Calling Them Dangerous No. 210," for which she is joined by the choreographer, composer and performer Adham Hafez to talk about oppression, marginalization, prejudice and profiling.
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Not that DeCarava will escape those readings entirely; the majority of his subjects are black, which means that much of the response to his images will be, de facto, sociological, addressing the so-called marginalization of the people depicted.
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The protests were part of a broad sense of marginalization that had been mounting since the post-World War I era, when the League of Nations appointed France and England as joint trustees of what was then German Kamerun.
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If it is true that Trump is simultaneously complicit in the discord between Scaramucci and Kelly on the one hand and orchestrating Kelly's marginalization of his kids on the other, it suggests almost diabolical puppetmastering of an incredible degree.
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Deeper issues such as corruption, systemic marginalization and an ingrained lack of government responsiveness to its people, have all contributed to conflicts that undermine basic security and trust in the government, spark violence and result in devastating humanitarian crises.
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The series is most interesting when it deals with the day-to-day marginalization of its outsiders: Mo as an African-American CEO; Dawn as an underestimated woman; other characters as closeted gays in a time of shameless homophobia.
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Nowhere is that more keenly felt than in small villages, commuter towns and new-build city outskirts, where Macron's move to scrap a wealth tax, increase a social welfare levy and raise fuel duties has deepened a sense of marginalization.
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"The unequal allocation of public resources and access to natural resources are main drivers of conflict, feeding into a potent mix of ideology, ethnicity and socio-economic marginalization that threatens to pull the country further apart," the World Bank reports.
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"By showcasing the ambitious, inventive films from the golden age of women directors, we can get a sense of what was lost by the marginalization of women to 'support roles' within the film industry," Kino Lorber said in a statement.
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"[Buyers] will know that in addition to acquiring a good, they will be also be doing good, that is, they will be helping those who need support because of the situation of poverty and marginalization they suffer," Lopez Obrador said Friday.
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A 41-year-old former intelligence officer, Abiy came to power after his predecessor resigned earlier this year amid protests against abuses by security forces and public anger over perceived ethnic marginalization of many groups in the racially diverse country.
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None of this is to deny the validity of his (or Bernie Sanders') recognition of the economic marginalization of so many working-class Americans over the past quarter-century, or the apparent blindness of the country's "elites" to their suffering.
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But as many of us marginalized folk have realized: embracing the power and potential hidden within your marginalization and seeking to help those in a similar position can be an effective way to find solace, and even a little justice.
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The root causes of human trafficking - such as a lack of work and the marginalization of migrants - must be addressed, as with other global public health problems like violence against women, teenage pregnancy and drug abuse, according to the study.
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Other issues with marginalization exist too: The report suggests that the ethnic composition of the women in Ontario music industry still consists of a majority of whites (89 percent), and that most women live in the Greater Toronto Area (86 percent).
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The Afghan government's marginalization not only prevents it from articulating the positions of its citizens, but also discussing terms for institutional mechanisms of peace, such as security sector reform; disarmament, demobilization and reintegration processes; and transitional justice and reconciliation initiatives.
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Russia's interest in courting North Korea today remains the same as that of a bygone era under Putin: Balance the United States and its allies, Japan and South Korea, and reverse the trajectory of Russia's increasing marginalization in regional diplomacy.
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In 20163, it was progressive Republican George Norris who led the internal House revolt against Speaker Joe Cannon, stripping Cannon of most of his authority and devolving considerable powers back to individual members, who had increasingly chafed under their marginalization.
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In 1910, it was progressive Republican George Norris who led the internal House revolt against Republican Speaker Joe Cannon, stripping Cannon of most of his authority and devolving considerable powers back to individual members, who had increasingly chafed under their marginalization.
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It brings attention to performances that ended long ago, as well as the issues they address — issues of marginalization that remain familiar and relevant in the United States today — and the continuing fight against the erasure of cultures from history.
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In a segment on framing — one of three chapters dedicated to the visual aspects of shots — we see how Barbara Loden casts her eponymous character in Wanda (1970) as infinitely small in a vast industrial landscape, visually reinforcing her marginalization.
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The reasons often have to do with a lack of stable housing or bureaucratic obstacles that advocates for the Roma, also known as Gypsies, say are deliberately heightened to keep the Roma out, perpetuating a vicious cycle of poverty and marginalization.
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We need to prioritize preventing the cycle of radicalization and the feelings of marginalization and social and economic exclusion that study after study confirm to be among the leading reasons why young people are radicalized and recruited to join terrorist groups.
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Whatever comes in 2030 or 2040, whether or not a once-dominant Christianity is doomed to marginalization or merely in decline, we have a severe problem of rootlessness, hyper-individualism and anomie already — how do you think we got Trumpism?
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The marginalization of women in the tech world overall has already become the new normal in AI, AR and VR. Some of that frat-boy look and feel (which hasn't changed much since 1983, believe me) shows up as online harassment.
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The lives of Pakistani women have been historically constrained culturally, socially, religiously, and spatially through systematic marginalization, but there is a growing shift in the culture as many girls and women are feeling empowered through practicing and participating in sports.
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If no clear winner emerges, Iran could have more of a chance to act as a broker between the Shi'ite parties and influence who becomes prime minister, while Islamic State could capitalize on any power vacuum and exploit Sunni feelings of marginalization.
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And the study demonstrates this "cumulative disadvantage" could be behind the increase in middle-age deaths among white people with high school degrees or less, while black and Hispanic people as a whole have seen improvements in this area despite their documented marginalization.
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However, the frustrated ambitions of the BECC and their marginalization by the Whitney Museum serve as a timely cautionary tale for today's activists to continue their fight for an institutional model that reflects the ideals of the American artists it claims to represent.
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"Twitter's failure to effectively tackle violence and abuse on the platform has a chilling effect on freedom of expression online and undermines women's mobilization for equality and justice – particularly groups of women who already face discrimination and marginalization," the study authors wrote.
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Look no further than "Gays for Trump," or the racism within dating apps and gay bars, to see white queer people using their privilege in spite of their marginalization, hurting others in the queer community who don't have such access and power.
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After all, as with other important artists of the period, the circumstances behind his marginalization as a peripheral artist are those that led to the myth of New York's cultural exceptionalism: centripetal institutional practices, art world actors, and the scene's love for capital.
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Ophelian told The Verge that her documentary will explore the women and girls who love Star Wars, but on a larger level, it will be about how women "find these fantastic and rich ways to survive and thrive," in the midst of marginalization.
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Gabbard's penchant for strangely reasoned defenses of militant foreign strongmen — she's an avowed fan of India's anti-Muslim, illiberal Prime Minister Narendra Modi — has contributed to her marginalization not only from both the Clintonite Democratic center but the also the Warren-Sanders left.
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And when liberals respond by framing equal rights as a matter of "compassion" or "tolerance," without mentioning the growing class divide, it's not entirely surprising that sections of the white working class mishear calls for diversity as endorsement of their accelerating marginalization.
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"Life in Kenya as an LGBTQ person is most often lived in the closet, and when one comes out then the reality is often facing discrimination, violence, marginalization, and sometimes there are even more severe incidents, such as loss of life," Gaitho said.
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In seeing his art individuals in the international community may very well be awakened to the realities of the genocide that await behind the numbers, and to a community that longs for peace and their own voice after years of marginalization and persecution.
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"By requiring large companies to not turn a blind eye towards unintended impacts of their automated systems, the Algorithmic Accountability Act ensures 21st Century technologies are tools of empowerment, rather than marginalization, while also bolstering the security and privacy of all consumers," Rep.
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"Although economic marginalization has been cited as a reason for shifting voting patterns, the relationship between changes in life expectancy and the 2016 election results had not been previously documented," said study author Jacob Bor of the Boston University School of Public Health.
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The Rohingya, often referred to as the world's most persecuted population, have endured decades of marginalization inside Myanmar -- including the government's refusal to recognize them as an ethnic group and their denial of citizenship, making them the world's largest stateless group as well.
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From abortion to the destruction of the family unit and personal responsibility, to the marginalization of faith, to the expansion of government, to the emasculation of black men, the radical left has slowly but steadily attempted to transform the identity of African Americans.
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"It's a bad combination to have a criminal element like everybody does, but then to add into that this susceptibility [via marginalization] to [jihadi] messaging—that puts France right in the crosshairs," Patrick Skinner of the security intelligence consultancy Soufan Group tells VICE.
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Although the manipulated visual effects, in combination with the gloom of the basement, detract from an otherwise entrancing recording, the subterranean space evokes the economic and social marginalization of — and the long history of brutality and violence against — the city's large indigenous population.
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The marginalization of violent racism may have become a victim of its own success; as with other surprising political developments of the past few years, it tends to be treated as fundamentally unserious, an approach whose lack of viability is immediately obvious.
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"After hearing from so many students, faculty and staff regarding their feelings of marginalization, disrespect and fear, I am more convinced than ever that this is a top priority," he wrote in a Wednesday email to faculty members, staff members and students.
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" Many of the works included, by women and people of color, voice a sense of marginalization that resonates with Lorde's assertion that "We see ourselves diminished or softened by the falsely benign accusations of childishness, of non-universality, of self-centeredness, of sensuality.
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But last February, civil rights groups in Kenya challenged the system's constitutionality, citing concerns over data privacy, inadequate public participation, and the marginalization of minorities, who already find it difficult to get the government documentation they need to register for the biometric IDs.
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KABUL, Afghanistan — In another sign of a tough year ahead for President Ashraf Ghani of Afghanistan, supporters of his embattled vice president protested on Wednesday in a northern province against what they said was the marginalization of their faction in the government.
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To see why, let's consider the fate of a previous group of boat people — the refugees admitted to the United States after the Vietnam war and Cambodian genocide, most of whom struggled through decades of poverty and social marginalization after being resettled.
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The moves add to fears of official marginalization among India's 200 million Muslims, especially after the stripping of Kashmir's autonomy, a court victory allowing Hindu fundamentalists to build a new temple over the ruins of a demolished mosque and citizenship tests in Assam.
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BAMENDA, Cameroon (Reuters) - Cameroonians in the English-speaking west of the country boarded up their shops, stayed home from work and boycotted the start of the school term on Monday, in protest at what they say is their marginalization by the government.
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"It's really great to see some of these conservative religious groups acknowledging that LGBT discrimination and marginalization are real things and they need to be addressed," said Mara Keisling, executive director of the National Center for Transgender Equality, in an interview with Vox.
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It followed on from demonstrations a year ago by English-speakers in the western region bordering Nigeria against what they see as a marginalization by the mostly French-speaking government of President Paul Biya, who has been in power for 35 years.
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Eight of them are Democrats, and they are some of the first victors of a trend that began soon after President Trump was elected: Alarmed by inaction on climate change and the administration's marginalization of experts, many more scientists have been entering politics.
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"There is a three-prong gender/race/class identity space, and the bias and marginalization that it brings down on a visual journalist is very real and makes it difficult for women of color to succeed in this industry," Ms. Pixley said.
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" She wrote that Sessions "has forfeited opportunity after opportunity to stand up for people like my son Matt and has, instead, used his position of power to target them for increased discrimination and marginalization, thus encouraging violence and other acts deemed to be hate crimes.
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" New York Times spokeswoman Danielle Rhoades Ha said the paper never said the administration lacked experts, but "reported on long-standing scientific roles that do not exist in the current administration and the overall marginalization of science and scientific expertise in shaping federal policy.
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Late last year, the Romance Writers of America, a trade organization, was roiled by disputes over how it handled a racism complaint by one of its members and for what many romance writers considered the longstanding marginalization of writers of color within the genre.
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This whole story was fascinating — the medical research, the back and forth between Diane and Kit and all of Kit's coworkers, the commentary on womanhood, feminism, marginalization of women in the workplace, the psychology of Diane and Kit's relationship with each other and Dr. Severin.
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While there is no empirically concrete link between joblessness and terrorism, unemployment can contribute to a broader sense of marginalization and grievance that can drive young people to commit acts of violence, whether they live in Nairobi, Baghdad, or the Brussels neighborhood of Molenbeek.
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Artists such as Carrie Underwood and Miranda Lambert have been using their influence to speak out against the marginalization of women in the genre, especially when it comes to radio, and giving opportunities to up-and-coming women to open for them on tour.
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"By requiring large companies to not turn a blind eye towards unintended impacts of their automated systems, the Algorithmic Accountability Act ensures 21st Century technologies are tools of empowerment, rather than marginalization, while also bolstering the security and privacy of all consumers," Clarke said.
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"We believe that we can create a movement, with women and men, with actions behind words, that will change the utterly outdated and discriminatory paradigm that we see in media, and its marginalization of women worldwide," We Do It Together writes on its website.
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Many regional and international countries will also oppose donating money to the Syrian regime to reconstruct the country and provide better services, which will lead to the marginalization of a big percentage of the country and negatively impact the regime's ability to rule them.
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The issues of immigration and violent extremism are separate, but they have a connection in the growing sense of desperation and exclusion experienced by people in the affected countries, and similar feelings of marginalization among immigrant populations that live in Muslim-majority communities in Europe.
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Because it's those of us who don't fear for our lives or face marginalization in the ways that our queer family of color, our trans, gender nonconforming and femme siblings and other members of our community imperiled for their identity do who must stand tallest.
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The big picture: As hate speech and the marginalization of minorities continue to be dominating issues in the U.S., the ACLU has been trying to strike the right balance between defending the civil rights of marginalized communities and the inherent right of free speech.
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In spite of this, Parker and Stone have remained unable or unwilling to differentiate between the restrictions that powerful institutions like the MPAA and television networks impose on free speech and that of the contemporary discourse that seeks to shield marginalized communities from further marginalization.
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Dja Guata Porã, on view at the Museu de Arte do Rio, utilizes a snake-shaped timeline to present Brazil's indigenous history (with a focus on Rio de Janeiro) and the future of its current indigenous populations, who often suffer from systemic, governmental marginalization.
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"Some people will say, Well, it was used to prevent the poverty but it's all connected to the marginalization, the discrimination, the racism," said Michele Audette, a Quebec-based politician and one of the commissioners on the renown Missing and Murdered Indigenous women report.
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Greece's strategic situation at the meeting point of Europe, Asia and North Africa, coupled with the growing Russian interest in the Mediterranean and Putin's use of energy as a diplomatic tool, makes the region an area of American interest once again after decades of marginalization.
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For the first time in 13 years, Iraq has a prime minister who does not have a legacy of alienating members of his own coalition government and marginalizing large sections of the population, particularly Iraq's Sunni community, whose marginalization and grievances enabled the Islamic State.
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Iago, played with seething anger by GQ, is a rapper and protégé of Othello who is riled by what he sees as his marginalization when the big boss promotes Cassio (Jackson Doran), whom Iago derides as a white-bread, boy-band poseur, over him.
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Matthew Johnson, a professor who studies psychedelics at Johns Hopkins University, said the main reason we hadn't seen many developments in the research on psychedelics in the past few decades was the professional marginalization that researchers faced when they expressed interest in the field.
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Recent survey research from our partner, Mercy Corps, shows that the most consistent drivers of violent extremism include perceptions of marginalization, discrimination and injustice, exposure to violence, and the absence of formal channels to redress grievances and hold the perpetrators of injustice and abuse accountable.
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Extremism smolders like a hot coal, an idea that grows into a violent fire fueled by anger, conflicts of identity, feelings of humiliation and marginalization.. It is important for the public to understand that removing any one of these elements cannot fully disrupt radicalization.
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HYDERABAD, India — India took a major step toward the official marginalization of Muslims on Tuesday as one house of Parliament passed a bill that would establish a religious test for migrants who want to become citizens, solidifying Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu-nationalist agenda.
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Discussions of institutional discrimination and systemic marginalization of whole classes and sectors of society have been shunted from public discourse for remediation and have given rise to viable presidential candidates such as Donald Trump, someone with a history of misogynistic violence toward women and anti-immigrant schemes.
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But the price of that fixation, the marginalization of somehow less newsworthy American mass shootings and the wider ignorance of a grinding epidemic of a unique style of violence, one that has wrought a heavy toll on the nation this year alone—that is borderline criminal.
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In a statement, the Indigenous Peoples Movement — which organized Friday's march — said that the incident was "emblematic of our discourse in Trump's America," adding that it "clearly demonstrates the validity of our concerns about the marginalization and disrespect of Indigenous peoples," according to the Washington Post.
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In her 2009 book, Gangs in Garden City, journalist Sarah Garland explains the conditions that make immigrant kids vulnerable to joining gangs: discrimination, marginalization, language barriers, parents who work long hours to send money back home, the disorienting feeling of straddling two worlds but belonging to none.
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To those ends, Aguilera addresses gender inequality, both in terms of the commodification of women as objects to workplace marginalization for women; gender norms, from carnal desire to beauty standards for women; and relationships, from bad ones to escape to good ones that set you free.
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Equally important, Trump capitalized on white economic anxiety across the board, realizing in a way that the neo-liberals in Washington have not, the marginalization of college-educated and white working class in an economy whose benefits have been overwhelmingly hoarded by the less than 1%.
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Newsflash: the definition of gay and straight is who you sleep with, no matter how many well-meaning heterosexual artists like to pretend they are contributing to the creative underground that queer people have been building for decades, off the back of real oppression and social marginalization.
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The group, which includes Ashley Judd, Eva Longoria, America Ferrera, Natalie Portman, Emma Stone, Kerry Washington, Shonda Rhimes, Reese Witherspoon, and Jill Soloway, has issued a statement announcing their intentions: I stand with women across every industry to say #TIMESUP on abuse, harassment, marginalization and underrepresentation.
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And even as the Moroccan security sector took hardnosed measures against jihadists in the kingdom, the monarchy has also taken pains to address what it sees as the roots of radicalism — including poverty, marginalization and ideological indoctrination — through anti-corruption measures, economic development and Islamic education reform.
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My second problem with that headline is that, in an article that describes all of the sexism and marginalization that I have experienced, I think it's interesting that the editors at The New York Times chose to say that I was the most powerful flight attendant.
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Ever since William Buckley's own reputation-making assault on the bulwarks of liberal university life, God and Man at Yale, was published nearly seventy years ago, the American right has loudly complained about their cultural marginalization at the hands of a privileged and perverse anti-American elite.
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John Ford explains in his book, Prizefighting, that despite normative cultural marginalization about immigrants, and the Jewish, Irish, and African populations were some of the most discriminated against at the time, men could attain greater social and economic status in the ring than in any other profession.
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But I feel little sympathy for those who publicly ridiculed the idea that there should be "safe spaces" on campus for minorities, for Muslims and for L.G.B.T.Q. students, and who, now that they themselves are the targets of such marginalization, want to benefit from such spaces.
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Case in point, and the main example from my story this week on the neglect and marginalization of science in the Trump administration: the fact that Mr. Trump went into this week's nuclear talks with North Korea absent a senior adviser with a Ph.D. in nuclear physics.
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And for those that want a more immediate "fix" to the threat of terrorism, consider that the typical "fixes" that are applied to preventing terrorism – security or military-first responses – often exacerbate the underlying forces of exclusion and marginalization that make terrorism attractive in the first place.
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Likewise, Barisan Nasional's indigenous parties in Sabah and Sarawak may be tempted to double down on their traditional appeal to historical grievances in the two Bornean states — poverty, marginalization and exploitation by the central government — and harden their calls for greater autonomy and someday perhaps even separatism.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward Cruz3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE's (R-Texas) Republican colleagues tired of the marginalization he brings forth?
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What has happened fairly decisively at the close of the 2010s is that the combination of vanishing Labour heritage in the postindustrial areas and a feeling of anger about socio-economic marginalization have dovetailed to finally sever the bonds between the party and its traditional base.
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The song's opening lyrics, which include the lines, "Taking off his turban, they said is this man a Jew?" and "They put up a poster saying we earn more than you" make specific reference to the marginalization of certain groups and inequities in society instilled by the establishment.
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He cited the appeal in New Mexico of songs like "Indians," the enduring 1987 Anthrax single about the marginalization of Native peoples in the United States, and the admiration that many people here have for figures like Chuck Billy, the Native American frontman for the thrash metal band Testament.
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As a result, the only thing Berlin offered was a devastating pro-cyclical fiscal austerity in countries already sinking into recessions, with soaring unemployment, poverty, Caritas soup kitchens, falling governments and changing political leaderships, with more than 33 million Europeans experiencing various forms of marginalization and economic precarity.
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Research by Dr. George Everly of the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine identified five major factors that explain the increase in school violence we see today: predatory bullying and marginalization, weaponized social media, inadequate access to mental health services, media coverage and the ease of availability of firearms.
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For a horror film fixated on dualities and killer doubles, the most consistent thing about Jordan Peele's Us is the ease with which it navigates between our own man-made horrors—the effects of classism and marginalization—and a fiction that can entertain without those issues in mind.
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As a plus-sized woman, I know when I see a performer wearing one that I'm not about to watch a sensitive or nuanced portrayal of fatness, but yet another recycling of lazy stereotypes that contribute to the continued stigmatization and marginalization of people who share my body type.
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Obsa was one of many youngsters who took to the streets last year against what they felt was the marginalization suffered by Ethiopia's largest ethnic group at the hands of the Tigrayan ethnic clique that has dominated the EPRDF since it seized power from a military junta 27 years ago.
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It may not sound like much, but those numbers are a good sign "considering we're talking about couples that face more marginalization than the rest of the population," said H. Colleen Sinclair, an associate professor of psychology at Mississippi State University whose research focuses on interpersonal relationships and social influence.
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On the other hand the marginalization of traditional faith in much of Western Europe is obvious and palpable, and the trend in the United States is in a similar direction — and residual political influence is very different from the sort of enduring cultural-economic power that a term like "privilege" invokes.
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These historical notes are not inserted to diminish the place of these women artists, but rather bring attention to conditions that may in part explain the marginalization and eventual exclusion of artist like Godwin who served no obvious function to the males that dominated the mainstream commercial New York art world.
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"I'm concerned about the pockets of marginalization, and in some areas pre-existing jihadist presence, that they could use to reconfigure," said Frederic Wehrey, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, citing the presence of Islamic State forces in Tripoli, Benghazi and the desert town of Sabha.
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In using puns to shape moments of conflict, particularly between his thoughts and society's actions or inactions (the "Real Eye/Rely" of the exhibition's title), Wiley underscores the feelings of frustration and marginalization that are endemic to everyday life; each of us feels left out in one way or another.
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Stubb wrote in a letter to fellow members of the European People's Party (EPP) that he was a "declared pro-European" who had decided to run to defend European values and to push Europe to fill a power vacuum left by the "voluntary marginalization" of the United States and Britain from world politics.
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The Google Play Store has clear rules regarding hate speech: We don't allow apps that promote violence, or incite hatred against individuals or groups based on race or ethnic origin, religion, disability, age, nationality, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, or any other characteristic that is associated with systemic discrimination or marginalization.
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Grime is the music that best communicates where youth culture is at in some of Britain's biggest cities right now, and if doing-it-yourself, confronting marginalization and having a good time doing is are the criteria to meet, it's easily filling the role carved out by punk rock in the 1970's.
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Dr. Green, who was also a forceful advocate for gay and transgender rights in a series of landmark discrimination trials, became aware of the marginalization of people because of their sexual and gender identities while training to be a doctor at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, a leader in the study of sexuality.
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As a result, the debates we now conduct over race and police accountability still tend to crowd out the experience of Black women—and most dangerously, we also have contributed to the marginalization of the risks Black women confront within the very communities and families tasked, unfairly, with facing up to such risks.
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There are bad wigs, but then there is the Bad Black Wig (which is distinct from any old bad wig), because being black in the make-believe of Hollywood is a state of being that is not wildly dissimilar to being black in the real world — the circumstances and outcomes of marginalization are very real.
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Inspired by photographs of Clark and her family on a Depression-era South Carolina farm that Ms. Newman found in the Library of Congress, the dancer and choreographer turns the intimate Jack space into a "tangled southern wilderness" as she grapples with racial and economic marginalization as well as the ghosts of the past.
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Editorial The Obama administration has worked diligently over the last five years to ease the marginalization of more than 70 million Americans with criminal records that can shut them out of jobs, housing, higher education or the consumer credit system — sometimes for minor offenses in the distant past or arrests that never led to conviction.
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The harsh reality of his New York City childhood would later become paramount to his work — black-and-white photography, Super 8 films, paintings — stripping away the layers of civil society to reveal modern culture in all its raw brutality: the hypocrisy of government and religion, the marginalization gay people faced during the Reagan era.
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Someone focused on building anti-Trump solidarity might argue that one defining effect of Trump's rise has been to make more white women feel the sense of marginalization and disempowerment that minorities already feel — which is why the female reaction is so much more notable than the reaction among groups more inured to prejudice.
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Having spent the late Obama years trying to reconcile themselves to growing marginalization, to sudden secularization and increasing liberal pressure on their institutions, they suddenly find themselves with a real share of power — with allies all over the Trump cabinet, whatever the president himself may believe — in a political alignment that almost nobody saw coming.
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It is important for Americans to know that the first casualties of this conflict are often Muslims who do not subscribe to extreme ideology, and in failing to discern between Muslims like Yusuf and the fundamentalists who carry out human rights abuses in the name of Islam, we have contributed to their vulnerability and marginalization.
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"To ensure effective and equitable enforcement of this dress code, school staff shall enforce the dress code consistently and in a manner that does not reinforce or increase marginalization or oppression of any group based on race, sex, gender identity, gender expression, sexual orientation, ethnicity, religion, cultural observance, household income or body type/size," it reads.
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It's a monumentally difficult task (and the shifts in perspective do mean that the The Fifth Season takes some getting used to), but it's an incredibly effective tactic, allowing Jemisin not only to tell you the dangers of marginalization, enslavement, or oppression, but to let the reader experience it all through through the eyes of her characters.
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The question is how far this will go and how long it will last, and whether abnormal convergences since 2008 -- the radically changing economy, the breakdown of faith in institutions, the reshaping of the media, the fear of violence at home and abroad and the marginalization of democracy -- will sustain the growth of the Denormocrat Party.
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Whoever is president after 2020 will be dealing with a Supreme Court majority that has much less tolerance for strong intervention by the federal government and will be less supportive of the rights-based policy gains that have vastly strengthened the social standing of African-Americans, gay Americans, women and others who have suffered marginalization for decades.
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And if that's the case, how and who she hires for her campaign "can help to prove her sincerity on principles -- that she is not only talking about the importance of addressing marginalization and exclusion of certain groups from power but is actively working to remedy it in the spaces over which she has the most direct control."
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Throughout the story of the meeting, Mekhennet emphasizes the parallels between their two backgrounds, the marginalization each had encountered ("To rise in my home country [of Germany] as a migrant, or even as the child of migrants, you have to toe the line and praise Europe's progressiveness"), as well as the different mentalities each embraced, the different paths chosen.
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" Sielewicz links this particularly to marginalized artists, whose first-person works form the majority of the exhibition: "The art and the world today need strong manifestations of solidarity and courage in relation to the most pertinent issues that we have to deal with today: class inequality, social exclusion, marginalization of LGBT people and people of color, austerity, and xenophobia.
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There is an external battle against a society with social structures built on the marginalization of black people and then there is also an internal struggle to apply the current energy and unrest in the black community towards something powerful and productive in order to carve out our own space within the very same structures that have marginalized us.
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Here are the top level details in full: Hateful content: Content that promotes discrimination or disparages or humiliates an individual or group of people on the basis of the individual's or group's race, ethnicity, or ethnic origin, nationality, religion, disability, age, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity, or other characteristic associated with systematic discrimination or marginalization.
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Carlo Stasolla, the president of the Associazione 21 Luglio, which works to end the marginalization of Roma groups in Italy, said in an interview on Tuesday that if Mr. Salvini wanted to conduct a census of the Roma, he need only read the annual reports that his association has been publishing for the last three years.
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Taking it a step further, a Democratic Party based on urban cosmopolitan business liberalism runs the risk not only of leading to the continued marginalization of the minority poor, but also — as the policies of the Trump administration demonstrate — to the continued neglect of the white working-class electorate that put Trump in the White House.
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But I guess the point I wanted to make is, the people who believe that this heritage, this southern way of life — which, by the way, includes the minimization and marginalization of people of color, black people and anyone else that's not white — are part of this larger group that really believes in this lost cause, the Confederacy.
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The issues that afflict the economy — rising inequality, stagnant middle-class incomes, marginalization — are not enough to explain Americans' decision to leap off a cliff and entrust their fate to a collection of billionaires and ex-generals under the diktat of a thin-skinned showman of conspicuous "cruelty and ignorance," in the words of Garrison Keillor.
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In effect, the monument, a maquette of which is on display in Albany, manages to recapitulate the marginalization black women experienced during the suffrage movement to begin with, when, to cite but one example, they were forced by white organizers to congregate in the back during a famous women's march, in Washington, in 1913, coinciding with Woodrow Wilson's inauguration.
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But as Karina Longworth notes in her fantastic series about the Manson murders on the You Must Remember This podcast, these hippie communities often wound up reifying the same restrictive and imbalanced gender norms that they purported to escape, with the "free love" culture often leaving young women disempowered and vulnerable to sexual assault and further marginalization.
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MORE STORIES FROM THE HILL Winning Congress isn't enough — Republicans have to save it It's up to people to accept or reject election results — not the politicians Nearly 13,000 late-term abortion annually is a national disgrace Marginalization of alt-parties in the late 20th century is one of the unmentioned reasons for the triumph of the right wing in both major parties.
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"It is astonishing that WeWork could reward Adam Neumann's blatant sexist behavior with a staggering and unprecedented golden parachute worth over a reported $1 Billion, while the Company has subjected Ms. Bardhi and other women to repeated and systematic marginalization, lesser pay than their male colleagues, and retaliation for having the courage to raise legitimate complaints of gender and pregnancy discrimination," Wigdor said.
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Based in the university&aposs Institute of Criminology, the program was designed to confront the "stigma, marginalization, and the role of intergroup contact in reducing prejudice" for those released from prison through weeks-long courses, in which the group said it found major success in creating new ways for those re-entering society to engage with learning and new material.
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While we can certainly celebrate military victories against ISIS, we must remember that the core political problems that gave rise to ISIS in Syria and Iraq are not disappearing; nor have the contextual issues of marginalization and discrimination, high rates of unemployment, and other injustices — real and perceived — that inspire foreign fighters to pursue the utopian dream of an "ISIS Caliphate".
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"It is hard to imagine an executive order that would be more ill-timed or misguided given recent events across the country that have led to an increase in hate crimes and marginalization of minority communities based on race, national origin and religion," Kristen Clarke, executive director of the Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights Under Law, said in a statement.
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For years, the roster of Bauhaus luminaries — such as Gropius, Mies, Wassily Kandinsky and Paul Klee — was seen as exclusively male; recently, the contributions (as well as marginalization) of its brilliant women designers — such as Gunta Stölzl and Anni Albers in textiles; Lotte Stam-Beese in architecture; and Ré Soupault in fashion design, photography and journalism — have been the subject of continuing scholarship.
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And then at the same time, he said that there's benefits, there's efficiencies, that the consumer would benefit, and we said that there could be, up to a certain amount, but that only goes if, when you combine a distributor and a content provider — a concept in economics called elimination of double marginalization — both of them will seek to get some kind of a profit to survive.
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The new guidelines, according to YouTube VP of product management Ariel Bardin, "take a tougher stance" on: Hateful content: Content that promotes discrimination or disparages or humiliates an individual or group of people on the basis of the individual's or group's race, ethnicity, or ethnic origin, nationality, religion, disability, age, veteran status, sexual orientation, gender identity, or other characteristic associated with systematic discrimination or marginalization.
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As Ms. Lohman simmered a veal shank and prepared a huge pork chop she had bought from Di Palo's fine food store in Little Italy, she discussed the marginalization of Italian newcomers at the time and how they were affected by the Immigration Act of 1924, also known as the Johnson-Reed Act, which set annual quotas on how many immigrants could be admitted from certain countries.
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Here's Tom Watson, founder of CauseWired, a consulting firm that allegedly "helps organizations inspire people to support causes that change the world:" Skeptics, when #2020 women start triggering the alt-left - as is about to happen - you'll finally have your proof on gender and #2016 The marginalization of the mean and clueless alt left - and their dawning realization of it - is a small upside of our national predicament.
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For all the mothers, daughters and sisters out there who have experienced sexual assault, for all the fathers, sons and brothers, for all the family members and friends, for all current and former patients, know that this: This is not OK. Know that you are not alone, that sexual assault is not your fault, and know that I feel your pain in this marginalization, betrayal and violation once again.
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This administration is diminishing our country's political and social power by trying to interrupt the natural demographic shifts that would lead to a more progressive, more inclusive US. It is incumbent on those of us in immigrant communities who are at risk of further marginalization to become more adept at understanding the need to be part of the "moral arc of justice" that Martin Luther King, Jr. so poignantly declared.
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Kendrick Lamar's provocative show-opening medley served as an indictment of American institutional racism and gun violence, though it must be said that Dave Chappelle's statement that "the only thing more frightening than watching a black man be honest in America is being an honest black man in America" reinforced the tendency to ignore the double marginalization of black women by focusing exclusively on the plight of black men.
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" Other ramifications Dardanelli pointed to include the further marginalization of EU members outside the euro zone, such as Denmark and Sweden; Ireland – a member of the euro zone but also closely tied to the U.K. – finding itself "in an uncomfortable situation"; and Germany finding itself "in an even more dominant position" whilst at the same time losing "a precious ally on issues such as economic reform, competitiveness, free trade and so forth.
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"I'm speaking about the sentiments of many Donald Trump voters who feel that politically correct dialogue and economic issues have left them with little social influence, and it takes into account my own prediction that this sense of marginalization felt by a large part of demographic that voted for Trump will ultimately return when he fails to implement meaningful policies that improve their lives," says Jones in an interview with Humble Arts Foundation.
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On December 28, 2002—just as he was finishing a speech to members of the moderate Islamist party, Islah, urging the opposition to join together against poverty, the marginalization of women, the deterioration of democracy, and other ills under Ali Abdullah Saleh—Jarallah was shot point-blank in the heart by an assassin with possible ties, it was said, either to al-Qaeda, which was gaining a foothold in Yemen, or to Saleh.
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This is a shift expert observers attribute to the marginalization of moderates like President Hassan Rouhani — and a concurrent rise of anti-American hardliners — in Tehran following President TrumpDonald John TrumpThe Hill's Morning Report - Sponsored by AdvaMed - House panel expected to approve impeachment articles Thursday Democrats worried by Jeremy Corbyn's UK rise amid anti-Semitism Warren, Buttigieg duke it out in sprint to 2020 MORE's decision to leave the nuclear deal Rouhani's faction had championed.
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